⚡ Mixed Signal ASIC Engineer | Photonic AI | Boston Want to build the electronic circuits that make photonic AI processors actually work? I’m working with an early-stage semiconductor company developing photonic AI processors, pairing a monolithic InP photonics platform with electronic ASICs that control and read out the optical circuits. They’re hiring a Mixed Signal ASIC Engineer to take analog and mixed-signal designs from architecture through layout, tape-out and measured silicon. You’ll work across: → ADCs, DACs, TIAs and amplifier circuits → Schematic, layout, verification and foundry tape-out → Silicon bring-up and bench characterization → Electronic-photonic co-design and packaging → PCB/FPGA interfaces supporting chip test What the team are ideally looking for: → Strong analog/mixed-signal circuit fundamentals → Personal ownership of fabricated and tested silicon → Experience across design, layout, bring-up and measurement → Strong Cadence or Synopsys experience → Exposure to SAR ADCs, DACs, TIAs, sensor/readout or array circuits is particularly valuable → Experience around 65nm–16nm, with 22nm especially relevant 📍 Boston, MA | Onsite 💰 From around $160K–$200K If you’re an analog-first chip designer who likes owning the full path from circuit idea to working silicon, I’d love to hear from you. 📩 Sound like a fit? Apply now.