• Apply a spec-driven custom design methodology, from specification capture through simulation setup and results checking.
• Develop automation (Python/SKILL) that links Cadence Virtuoso design and simulation environments to downstream verification data.
• Create agentic flows that pull, align, and compare specs and simulation results with ATE and bench/lab measurements, and flag discrepancies for the design team.
• Define and generate correlation reports and dashboards that make spec compliance visible across design, test, and product engineering.
• Work with analog designers, test engineers, and CAD/methodology teams across multiple sites to deploy the flow and gather feedback.
• Document the flow and support its adoption by circuit design teams.

• Good Knowledge of analog circuit design fundamentals
• Basic knowledge of the Cadence Virtuoso design platform
• Strong programming skills (Python, Perl, or SKILL) and hands-on experience with agentic flows
• Hands-on experience designing or verifying analog circuits
• Prior internship or experience in a similar field is an advantage
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the drive to take on diverse challenges alongside international teams

• Master Degree program in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science or equivalent. Available for 6 months or more.

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