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Analog Devices · 1 day ago

Computational Sensing Research Engineer

Analog Devices, Inc. is a global semiconductor leader that bridges the physical and digital worlds to enable breakthroughs at the Intelligent Edge. They are seeking an experienced Computational Sensing Research Engineer to develop high impact solutions in areas such as human health and autonomy, leveraging advanced semiconductor technologies.

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Responsibilities

Architect novel and optimized sensor signal chains to reduce data rate and latency while preserving application-specific information in system context
Develop simulations and build prototypes of sensor signal chain to assess and validate advanced concepts, analyze data produced through these activities to drive optimization and design iterations
Design of readout integrated circuit for image sensors, ADC architectures, circuitry to implement near-pixel processing
Contribute to IP generation and planning for advanced sensor platforms
Work closely with cross-functional teams, including sensor system architects, digital designers, algorithm researchers, software developers, and research scientists driving domain-specific experiments
Clearly and rigorously document ongoing work, generate technical reports on project concepts, approaches, and outcomes
Keep up with advancements in mixed signal design, intelligent sensors, image sensors, sensor signal processing, and the impact of machine learning and artificial intelligence on sensor data processing

Qualification

Mixed-signal designSensor signal chain designMachine learningCMOS image sensorSignal processingProblem-solvingCommunication skillsTeam collaboration

Required

PhD or experienced M.S. in EE with focus on mixed-signal circuits, alternatively a PhD in Computer Engineering or Physics with a strong mixed-signal design experience
Sensor signal chain design, mixed-signal design, noise analysis and mitigation, FPGAs
Experience with CMOS image sensor (CIS) technology development, readout circuitry for image sensors, image sensor calibration and characterization
Deep background in signal and image processing, experience in applying modern machine learning-based approaches to signal processing tasks and their implementation in resource constrained settings, background in recent artificial intelligence-based models and their uses in processing sensor data
Strong publication record in peer-reviewed journals and conferences
Eager to work on challenging, open-ended problems, and to understand their context
Excellent problem-solving skills and a creative, persistent approach to complex technical challenges
Strong communication skills, with the ability to present complex information clearly and concisely to diverse audiences
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced, interdisciplinary research environment

Benefits

Medical, vision and dental coverage
401k
Paid vacation
Holidays
Sick time
Other benefits

Company

Analog Devices

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Analog Devices (NYSE: ADI) defines innovation and excellence in signal processing. ADI's analog, mixed-signal, and digital signal

H1B Sponsorship

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2024 (145)
2023 (180)
2022 (148)
2021 (139)
2020 (166)

Funding

Current Stage
Public Company
Total Funding
$4.6M
Key Investors
U.S. Department of Defense
2025-04-11Post Ipo Debt
2024-09-18Grant· $4.6M
2012-04-02IPO

Leadership Team

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Vincent Roche
Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Board of Directors
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John Hassett
SVP Industrial & Consumer Group
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