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Infineon Technologies · Provence

Principal Analog IC Designer (f/m/div)

ProvenceSenior individual contributorDesign

Listed on Infineon Technologies’s official careers site. Posted August 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

  • Collaborate with analog and mixed-signal IC design industry experts
  • Lead design projects and drive technical decision-making
  • Document and present the performance of your designs in detail
  • Support pre-silicon verification at block and/or top level according to the design flow
  • Review and analyze product requirements and translate them into robust designs
  • Support production test development and ramp to production
  • Mentor less experienced designers by promoting good design practices and fostering talent
  • Master's degree or equivalent in Electronics or Microelectronics
  • 12+ years of relevant professional experience
  • Proficiency with Cadence design tools/environment including Virtuoso and Maestro/Assembler/Explorer Experience as a design team lead with strong communication and organizational skills
  • Ability to work effectively in cross-functional and cross-site teams with strong team spirit Creative mindset with patents and/or international publications and proven problem-solving skills Fluency in English We are on a journey to create the best Infineon for everyone.

This means we embrace diversity and inclusion and welcome everyone for who they are. At Infineon, we offer a working environment characterized by trust, openness, respect and tolerance and are committed to give all applicants and employees equal opportunities. We base our recruiting decisions on the applicant´s experience and skills.

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