Senior Engineer, Research Science Engineering

About the role

Analog Devices is looking for a Senior Engineer to develop, calibrate and optimize compact models for bulk CMOS, BJT and LDMOS devices used in RF, analog, automotive and high-voltage applications. The role sits within the Engineering Enablement organization in Bangalore, India, and combines semiconductor device physics, compact modeling and AI/ML techniques to build next-generation modeling methodologies and automation workflows. The global device-modeling team has about 20 engineers across ADI sites and acts as the link between process development teams and circuit designers.

Key responsibilities

• Develop, enhance and maintain compact models for CMOS, BJT and LDMOS devices.
• Create semiconductor device compact models for SPICE simulators.
• Validate and correlate compact models against measured device data.
• Debug and resolve convergence issues in circuit simulations.
• Develop deep-learning-based methods for parameter extraction and optimization.
• Apply machine learning workflows to speed up parameter extraction.
• Build scripting tools to automate extraction and generate reports.
• Produce reports summarizing project results and findings.

Required profile

• Ph.D. in Semiconductor Device Physics, Characterization, Modeling or a related field.
• Strong analytical skills, execution mindset and sense of urgency.
• Ability to collaborate across process, modeling and PDK teams.
• 10% travel required; day shift.

Required skills

• Semiconductor device physics and circuit simulation.
• Compact models such as BSIM4, BSIM-BULK, PSP and Mextram.
• Optimization algorithms, data correlation and automated extraction.
• Preferred: semiconductor characterization and measurement experience, Python and Verilog-A, and deep-learning solutions with PyTorch, TensorFlow or JAX.