Director, Digital Systems and DSP Chip Architect

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We are seeking a highly experienced and technically exceptional Director of Digital Systems and DSP Chip Architecture to lead a high‑performing team of engineers focused on the architecture and development of cutting‑edge mixed‑signal and software‑defined radio (SDR) integrated circuits.
Role is ideal for a hands‑on technical leader with a deep background in digital signal processing and digital design
, and a passion for mentoring and growing engineering talent
. The Chip Architect works with customers to understand applications, documents product requirements, develops and assesses chip architecture, and supports the wider team in assessing trade‑offs of implementation development.

• Technical Leadership:
  Drive the definition and architecture of complex mixed‑signal ICs and SDR chips, with a focus on digital accelerators and subsystems.
• Team Development:
  Foster a culture of continuous learning, technical excellence, and career growth for a team of 5–6 engineers.
• Project Execution:
  Support the successful execution of multiple chip development programs from concept through tape‑out and validation.
• Leadership:
  Lead a cross‑functional team to successful execution of key programs.
• Cross‑Functional
  
  Collaboration:
  
  Work closely with analog, RF, firmware, and software teams to ensure cohesive SoC and system‑level design.
• Innovation:
  Stay ahead of industry trends and emerging technologies to guide architectural decisions and maintain competitive advantage.
• Thought Leadership:
  Engage customers, ecosystem partners and ADI stakeholders to define the next generation of industry‑leading software‑defined radio technologies.

• 15+ years of experience, with strong understanding of DSP architecture and design and experience realizing these architectures in digital ASICs. A strong track record of delivering complex mixed‑signal or SDR ICs will be distinguishing.
• Expertise in digital signal processing, RTL design, and digital architecture.
• Proven leadership experience, including mentoring and developing engineering teams.
• Strong understanding of:
• Firmware and embedded software
• Radio architectures and signal chains
• High‑speed ADCs/DACs
• Ser Des and high‑speed interfaces
• Microprocessor subsystems and digital accelerators
• DSP cores and custom compute architectures

• Experience with system‑level modeling and simulation (e.g., MATLAB, System Verilog, Python).
• Demonstrated ability of requirements capture and documentation.
• Familiarity with SoC integration and verification methodologies.
• Exposure to productization and manufacturing of high‑volume ICs.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.

This is a rare opportunity to shape the future of advanced digital and mixed‑signal systems in a leadership role that blends deep technical engagement with people development. You’ll work with a passionate team on impactful technologies in a collaborative and innovation‑driven environment. For a survey of the types of devices we build, check out AD9084 (wideband MxFE), ADRV
9040 (RF Transceiver), ADRV
9003 (narrow band RF transceiver) on

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