Engineer, Analog Design Engineering

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Analog Devices (ADI) is a global semiconductor leader that creates analog, digital, AI and software solutions for the Intelligent Edge. The company's Milan Design Center houses an Industrial Automation design team of about 30 engineers who develop integrated circuits for programmable logic controllers, industrial sensor communications, process control, building automation and Industrial Ethernet. The role advertised is an Analog Design Engineer, aimed at recent graduates or early‑career professionals who want to grow their expertise in analog integrated‑circuit design while working alongside seasoned designers. In this position you will be responsible for the full analog design flow. Daily tasks include creating and simulating transistor‑level circuits, from individual blocks up to top‑level hierarchical designs, and building behavioral models for chip‑level simulations. You will also support and review layout work, contribute to floor‑planning and package‑design activities, and take part in architecture discussions and design reviews. Preparing clear technical documentation, performing laboratory evaluation, product validation, characterization and debugging, as well as helping develop production test solutions for product qualification, are also part of the routine. The role requires a solid grasp of fundamental electronics and the ability to apply those principles to circuit‑design challenges. Candidates should be familiar with analog circuit operation and have a basic understanding of digital design concepts. University‑level experience designing and simulating basic analog blocks is preferred. Effective collaboration with analog, digital, verification, layout and test engineers is essential, as is strong problem‑solving ability, attention to detail, good organizational skills and the capacity to meet project milestones. A master's degree in Electronic Engineering, Applied Physics‑Electronic or a related discipline is mandatory, and a willingness to learn, receive feedback and contribute to team activities is expected. The employer also values a proactive attitude toward continuous learning, innovation and knowledge sharing, including presenting results at internal forums. The position offers a salary range of €33,110 to €47,945 for Milan/Assago, with the possibility of variation for other locations. Travel is required about 10 % of the time. While experience with Cadence for circuit design and simulation is not required, it is considered advantageous. ADI promotes a culture of inclusion, continuous development and sustainability, providing mentorship from experienced designers and opportunities to work within a multidisciplinary, globally distributed team. What the role asks for: - Master's degree in Electronic Engineering or related field - Strong understanding of fundamental electronics principles - Familiarity with analog circuit operation - Basic understanding of digital design concepts - University‑level experience designing basic analog blocks (preferred) - Ability to collaborate with cross‑functional engineering teams - Strong problem‑solving and attention‑to‑detail skills - Good organizational skills and ability to meet deadlines - Willingness to learn, receive feedback and contribute to team - Motivation for continuous learning and professional growth - Cadence design environment experience (nice‑to‑have) - Travel up to 10 % of the time (nice‑to‑have)