Senior Principal Engineer, Digital Design Engineering

Senior Principal Engineer, Digital Design Engineering

The ADI Industrial Architecture Team (Wilmington, MA) is seeking an experienced Senior Principal Digital Design Engineer with extensive experience architecting digital data paths for high‑speed, mixed‑signal CMOS ICs. The role involves leading the design and integration of broadband communication subsystems, developing high‑speed converter calibration algorithms, and collaborating with customers, partners, and internal centers of excellence to deliver industry‑leading performance.

• Architect signal‑processing solutions for broadband communication systems.
• Understand multi‑customer system‑level requirements and synthesize differentiated digital system architecture, including fixed‑function accelerators, programmable logic, and embedded processors.
• Develop and implement high‑speed converter calibration algorithms.
• Perform broadband signal‑processing and system impairment correction algorithms.
• Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to integrate design solutions.
• Lead the design and integration of broadband communications subsystems.
• Develop and implement multi‑GHz digital communication systems.
• Contribute digitally‑assisted high‑speed analog design techniques.

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE);
  Master’s degree (MSEE) or PhD preferred.
• 15+ years of experience in high‑speed digital IC design or architecture.
• Proven digital design experience with products containing SERDES, RF CMOS, and high‑speed data converters.
• Design expertise in FinFET or fine‑line planar analog CMOS process technologies and tradeoffs.
• Experience in software‑defined CMOS communications or radar system design.
• Proficiency in digitally‑assisted high‑speed analog design.
• Excellent presentation and communication skills.

• Strong background in signal processing for broadband communication systems.
• Intimate understanding of RF ADCs/DACs.
• Proven track record in developing high‑speed converter calibration algorithms.
• Experience in broadband signal processing and system nonlinearity calibration.
• Ability to perform digital timing recovery effectively.

• Actual wage offered may vary based on location, experience, and education; the expected range is $187,050 to $280,575.
• Discretionary performance‑based bonus.
• Medical, vision, and dental coverage; 401(k); paid vacation, holidays, and sick time; and other benefits.

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