Analog Mixed-Signal Chip Lead Engineer

Lightmatter, a company at the forefront of extreme-scale artificial intelligence computing, is seeking an Analog Mixed-Signal Chip Lead Engineer for their Toronto office. This role is pivotal in architecting the world's first photonic computers, requiring both deep expertise in mixed-signal and analog design and breadth across other engineering disciplines.

As a key member of the analog team, you'll be involved in groundbreaking work that demands interdisciplinary knowledge and outside-the-box thinking. Your responsibilities will span from supporting micro-architecture development and collaborating on chip partitions to overseeing top-level design and integration of circuit IPs. You'll also be instrumental in planning for Power Delivery Network, ESD strategy, and test implementation.

The ideal candidate will have at least 8 years of experience with an MS or 5 years with a Ph.D. in relevant fields. You should have a strong background in semiconductor industry experience, specifically in Analog/Mixed-signal IC design. Your expertise should include a deep understanding of analog and mixed signal circuit design, experience with mixed-signal mode verification methodologies, and familiarity with packaging effects and high-frequency circuit layout.

Lightmatter offers a comprehensive benefits package, including health care, retirement savings, life insurance, generous time off, and stock options. They promote a flexible, hybrid workplace model and are committed to diversity and inclusion in their hiring practices.

Join Lightmatter to be at the cutting edge of AI computing technology and contribute to building the world's first optical computers. This role offers the opportunity to work on challenging technical problems and make a significant impact in the field of extreme-scale AI computing.