Senior Analog Engineering Manager

Technical Leadership (DDR5 / DDR6)

• Own and guide the architecture, design, and implementation of DDR5 PHYs and contribute to DDR6‑ready architectures.
• Provide technical oversight for critical analog and mixed‑signal blocks, including:
  • High‑speed TX/RX datapaths
  • Advanced equalization, termination, and training circuits
  • DLL/PLL‑based clocking solutions for multi‑GHz operation
  • Voltage, reference generation, and power‑aware IO design
• Drive closure on timing, jitter, noise, SI/PI, and PVT robustness for aggressive DDR5/DDR6 data rates.
• Ensure compliance with JEDEC DDR5 specifications and alignment with evolving DDR6 standards and industry direction.
• Lead post‑silicon bring‑up, characterization, debug, and yield improvement, including lab and customer‑system correlation.

• Build, lead, and mentor a team of analog and mixed‑signal designers focused on high‑speed memory interfaces.
• Set technical direction, performance expectations, and development plans for senior and principal engineers.
• Drive hiring, onboarding, and team scaling aligned with DDR5 production and DDR6 development needs.
• Foster a culture of technical rigor, ownership, and execution excellence.

• Own DDR5/DDR6 PHY execution balancing schedule, quality, and risk.
• Partner closely with Digital PHY and controller teams, SoC integration and system architecture, Package, PCB, SI/PI, and validation teams, Product, program management, and customers.
• Interface with foundries, IP vendors, and standards bodies as needed to ensure successful delivery and future readiness.

• Establish robust design and sign‑off methodologies for next‑generation high‑speed PHYs.
• Drive continuous improvement in simulation accuracy, mixed‑signal verification, and silicon debug efficiency.
• Lead long‑term DDR5 sustainment and DDR6 technology roadmap planning, including architectural trade‑offs and scaling strategies.
• Anticipate challenges from data‑rate scaling, power efficiency, and advanced process technologies.

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering (Ph.D. preferred).
• 12+ years of experience in analog/mixed‑signal IC design with deep focus on high‑speed memory interfaces.
• 5+ years of people‑management and technical leadership experience.
• Proven hands‑on delivery of DDR5 PHYs or late‑stage DDR4 designs transitioning to DDR
  5.
• Strong expertise in:
  • High‑speed IO design and signal integrity
  • PLL/DLL and low‑jitter clocking architectures
  • Mixed‑signal verification and silicon validation
  • Advanced CMOS process considerations for IOs

• Direct involvement in DDR6 architectural studies or early‑stage development.
• Experience at advanced nodes (7 nm, 5 nm, and below).
• Background in multi‑generation memory PHYs or scalable PHY platforms.
• Ability to lead teams delivering multiple concurrent tape‑outs.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills across technical and executive audiences.

• High technical credibility with the ability to dive deep when needed.
• Strong execution mindset with disciplined risk management.
• Effective mentor and team builder.
• Strategic thinker with a roadmap‑driven approach to DDR evolution.
• Comfortable balancing hands‑on engagement with organizational leadership.

We are seeking a Senior Analog Engineering Manager to lead the development of DDR5 and next‑generation DDR6 PHY solutions for advanced SoCs. This role requires deep technical expertise in high‑speed memory interfaces, combined with strong people leadership and program ownership. The successful candidate will manage a team responsible for end‑to‑end delivery of high‑performance, low‑power DDR PHYs, from architecture through silicon bring‑up, while shaping the roadmap for DDR6‑class signaling and architecture.

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