Lead Analog Circuit Design Engineer

Company Description

Lumotive's revolutionary programmable optical semiconductors enhance perception, boost computing power, and ensure robust high-speed communication across various markets.

The award-winning, highly patented Light Control Metasurface (LCM) chip is the first commercially available software-defined photonic beamforming solid-state technology addressing critical gaps in multiple industries, from 3D sensing to AI computing.

Our LCM chip has already secured multiple design wins in our initial market, positioning it at the forefront of the 3D sensing evolution. By merging lidar and ToF camera technologies, it caters to a wide range of markets, including consumer electronics, robotics, industrial, and automotive sectors.

Lumotive was named Fast Company's Next Big Thing in Tech and won two CES Innovation Awards. Headquartered in Redmond, WA, with offices in San Jose, CA, and Vancouver, Canada, Lumotive is backed by notable investors, including Gates Frontier, MetaVC Partners, Quan Funds, Samsung Ventures, and Uniquest.

For more information, find us on the web at www.lumotive.com or on Twitter at @LumotiveLidar.

Job Description

Lumotive is seeking a Lead Analog Circuit Design Engineer to lead the next generation development of analog control electronics for the Light Control Metasurface (LCM) beam forming chips. The ideal candidate will define and lead the development of active matrix LCM technology by collaborating with optical, process and chip design engineers. The candidate will be responsible for circuit development which includes working with foundry to design and develop transistor array, layout, reliability analysis, tape-out, silicon bring-up and successful production of the optical chip. The position requires a seasoned and self-motivated leader with a thorough, detail-oriented approach to design, who thrives in a multi-disciplinary and fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

PhD or MS in EE with 10+ years of experience or BS in EE with 15+ years of experience in analog and circuit design.

• Proven track record of leading transistor-level analog integrated circuit development of active matrix arrays like LCD/OLED displays or DRAM/SRAM memory.

• Relevant experience in DRAM/SRAM memory development which includes cell development, layout and simulation will also be considered.

• Strong background in high voltage process from leading foundries, device development, testing and validation.

• Strong understanding of device physics, reliability, and characterization of silicon devices, including leakage reduction techniques

• Good proficiency with transistor-level circuit design tools like Cadence Virtuoso and AMS Design and Simulation flow including Monte Carlo and Aging simulation.

• Strong understanding of physical verification and parasitic extraction tools and methods.

• Hands-on experience & technical knowledge in the design and development of active matrix displays and their analog circuit characterization.

• Strong lab skills paired with experience in debugging and evaluating silicon.

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Additional Information

Pay range is $180,000 to $220,000 (USD) and scaled according to location+ Performance based Quarterly Bonus + Equity depending on experience.

Benefits

• Health Insurance

• Dental

• Vision

• FSA

• HSA

• PTO

• 14 Paid Holidays

• Company paid Benefits

• Life Insurance up to $50,000

• Long Term Disability

• Short Term Disability

Lumotive is an equal opportunity employer - All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or any other legally protected status.

All your information will be kept confidential.