Full Time I-O Design Engineer Jobs, Salary up to SGD 7,000 in AVAGO TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL SALES PTE. LIMITED North Region (Singapore) - Maukerja

Company Overview

Broadcom Inc. is a global technology leader designing and supplying semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions for data center, networking, software, broadband, wireless, storage, and industrial markets. Visit ************* for more information.

Job Summary

Broadcom’s Central Engineering Group seeks an experienced I/O Design Engineer to design and verify analog and mixed-signal ICs, contributing to advanced AI programs and collaborating within a world-class engineering team.

Responsibilities

• Design CMOS I/O circuits, high-precision bandgap references, operational amplifiers, comparators, and power-on-reset circuits to meet performance targets
• Run simulations to validate AC/DC performance, signal integrity, jitter, and power consumption for circuit reliability
• Perform transistor reliability and electromigration (EMIR) analysis to ensure device robustness
• Collaborate with layout teams to oversee physical design and verify adherence to specifications
• Develop Verilog, Synopsys Liberty, and IBIS models to support design integration and verification
• Create and maintain comprehensive technical documentation including datasheets, application notes, and integration guides for internal and customer use
• Support chip-level integration and silicon bring-up activities for test chips and customer products to ensure successful deployment

Required competencies and certifications

• Master’s or PhD degree in Electrical Engineering
• Minimum 6 years of experience in I/O or analog circuit design
• Proficient in Cadence Virtuoso schematic capture, layout, and SPICE/Spectre circuit simulation tools
• Strong understanding of I/O protocols such as GPIO, I2C, I3C, eMMC, RGMII, and SPMI
• Knowledge of ESD, EMI, and signal integrity principles
• Experience with advanced CMOS FinFET and GAA process nodes, including technology features, limitations, and power-performance-area tradeoffs