RFIC Design Engineer - Wireless Transceiver SoC (4G/5G)

Role Overview: At Texas Instruments, you will be part of the Wireless Infrastructure team working on RF silicon designs for global telecom networks. As an RFIC Design Engineer, you will play a crucial role in developing integrated transceiver SoCs for various base station markets. This is a hands-on engineering position where you will have the opportunity to innovate and see your ideas materialize into patented silicon solutions. Key Responsibilities: - Design and develop RF front-end circuits such as wide-band VGAs, frequency synthesizers, mixers, PPAs, and LNAs. - Architect and implement analog baseband signal chain blocks focusing on linearity, noise, and bandwidth. - Contribute to the design of high-speed data converters like pipelined ADCs, Sigma-Delta ADCs, and high-speed DACs. - Develop and optimize high-speed GHz digital front-end and signal processing datapaths. - Drive power optimization strategies through unique circuit architectures in 28nm CMOS technology. - Execute the full IC design flow including schematic, simulation, layout review, silicon bring-up, and characterization. - Collaborate with digital design, systems, and verification teams. - Contribute to patent filings and technical publications based on innovative design solutions. - Support silicon validation, debug, and post-silicon optimization on test benches. Qualifications Required: - 25 years of hands-on RFIC or analog IC design experience. - Proficiency in RF circuit design including mixers, VCOs, PLLs, LNAs, PAs, or VGAs. - Strong fundamentals in analog/mixed-signal design with expertise in noise analysis, linearity, and matching. - Experience with advanced CMOS nodes like 28nm, 22nm, or equivalent FinFET/FDSOI. - Hands-on experience with industry-standard EDA tools such as Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre, ADS, or equivalent. - Solid understanding of RF system specifications and their translation to circuit-level requirements. - Experience in transistor-level simulation and post-layout verification (PEX, LVS, DRC). - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to silicon-level detail. Additional Details of the Company: Texas Instruments is known for its deep tech focus on cutting-edge RF architectures and silicon designs. The company has a strong innovation culture with over 250 patents filed, celebrating creative ideas. Working at Texas Instruments offers a global impact as your designs power base stations in over 100 countries. The company also provides clear growth paths and competitive compensation including industry-leading salary and bonuses. Apply now if you are an RF/analog IC designer looking to make a mark in the global wireless infrastructure industry by owning cutting-edge silicon and contributing to patent-worthy innovations. Role Overview: At Texas Instruments, you will be part of the Wireless Infrastructure team working on RF silicon designs for global telecom networks. As an RFIC Design Engineer, you will play a crucial role in developing integrated transceiver SoCs for various base station markets. This is a hands-on engineering position where you will have the opportunity to innovate and see your ideas materialize into patented silicon solutions. Key Responsibilities: - Design and develop RF front-end circuits such as wide-band VGAs, frequency synthesizers, mixers, PPAs, and LNAs. - Architect and implement analog baseband signal chain blocks focusing on linearity, noise, and bandwidth. - Contribute to the design of high-speed data converters like pipelined ADCs, Sigma-Delta ADCs, and high-speed DACs. - Develop and optimize high-speed GHz digital front-end and signal processing datapaths. - Drive power optimization strategies through unique circuit architectures in 28nm CMOS technology. - Execute the full IC design flow including schematic, simulation, layout review, silicon bring-up, and characterization. - Collaborate with digital design, systems, and verification teams. - Contribute to patent filings and technical publications based on innovative design solutions. - Support silicon validation, debug, and post-silicon optimization on test benches. Qualifications Required: - 25 years of hands-on RFIC or analog IC design experience. - Proficiency in RF circuit design including mixers, VCOs, PLLs, LNAs, PAs, or VGAs. - Strong fundamentals in analog/mixed-signal design with expertise in noise analysis, linearity, and matching. - Experience with advanced CMOS nodes like 28nm, 22nm, or equivalent FinFET/FDSOI. - Hands-on experience with industry-standard EDA tools such as Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre, ADS, or equivalent. - Solid understanding of RF system specifications and their translation to circuit-level requirements. - Experience in transistor-level simulation and post-layout verification (PEX, LVS, DRC). - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to silicon-level detail. Additional Details of the Company: Texas Instruments is known for its deep tech focus on cutting-edge RF arc