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Aquila Technology
Circuit Design Engineer
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A Circuit Design Engineer designs, develops, and tests analog and digital circuits within complex electrical systems in areas such as aeronautics, power industry, vehicle design, etc.
$135,145 / year median in Massachusetts
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Circuit Design Engineer Aquila Technology Lexington, MA Job Details Part-time 9 hours ago Qualifications Integrated circuits (ICs) Presentations for conferences or internal meetings Design engineering
Full Job Description Circuit Design Engineer Clearance Level:
Must have an Active Secret Clearance to be considered for this opportunity due to the nature of the work. Must beUS Citizen Location:
This role is 100% remote- must be willing to travel up to 3 times a year.
Role:
Aquila Technology is seeking a Circuit Design Engineer to support one of the nation's premier defense research organizations. The team develops custom digital & mixed-signal Readout Integrated Circuits (ROICs) for advanced imager applications. An analog/mixed-signal layout design engineer is needed for implementation of imager circuit building blocks.Must Have Clearance Level:
Currently holds a Secret Clearance (OR a higher clearance) 10 years- Cadence IC design flow with layout, DRC, LVS, and parasitic extraction using Calibre and Assura 10 years
- Eexperience in top level floor planning as well as block level design 10 years
- Experience with multiple design tape outs 10 years
- Deep-submicron CMOS Layout (12nm
- 22nm, Global Foundries) Presentation, verbal and written communication skills Strong team communication Strong Verbal and Written Communication Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Physical layout and verification of integrated circuit building blocks Full-chip assembly and top-level verification.