ASIC Analog Design Engineer (Bothell, WA)

Purpose:
Philips Medical Systems

A leader in Healthcare, Philips Medical Systems is one of the world’s top three medical device companies. Our mission is to improve the quality of people’s lives.

Our focus areas include imaging systems, customer services, information and monitoring systems. We enjoy a number one position in several of these including X-ray, cardiovascular ultrasound, patient monitoring and automatic external defibrillators. Our HeartStart Home Defibrillator brings life-saving technology to consumers in their own homes, where the majority of sudden cardiac arrests occur. It’s just one of the many ways we deliver ‘advanced’ technology that is ‘designed around you’ and ‘easy to experience’.

Research & Development Signal Path

ASIC Analog Design Engineer (Bothell, WA)

Job Description

We have an exciting opportunity for you to work in a team of highly skilled engineers to support and develop RF/analog and mixed-signal hardware for our Ultrasound product! This work includes investigations and possible design changes to existing products and development of new products. You'll also work with some mixed signal custom IC design and test. Applicant must have a broad background in electrical engineering with emphasis on RF/analog circuit design, high resolution data conversion, and noise analysis and mitigation.

Philips Is An Equal Opportunity Employer.

Job ID 35298
REQUIREMENTS
Required Qualifications:
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Preferred Profile

Our ideal candidate will have a BSEE or higher with anywhere from 2-5 years of experience in electronics design. Applicant must have working knowledge and ability for implementation of designs, documentation and design reviews, detailed circuit board layout, and lab testing. Must also have the ability to analyze circuits and systems with consideration of parasitic effects. Working knowledge with PCB CAD tools, with a preference on Mentor Graphics. Analog circuit analysis and simulation tools such as PSPICE, Matlab, or Mathcad.