Director-analog Design & Infrastructure Design Automation

Intel Intel · Semiconductors · California, Santa Clara, United States +3

Director of Analog Design & Infrastructure Design Automation to lead the development, deployment, and governance of analog/mixed-signal design environments and CAD infrastructure. This role owns EDA tool ecosystems, PDK integration, compute infrastructure, design data governance, and tapeout manifest management to ensure high productivity, reproducibility, and audit readiness across silicon programs.

What you'd actually do

  1. Own and maintain analog and mixed-signal design flows using platforms such as Virtuoso and Custom Compiler.
  2. Manage PDK integration, validation, and controlled release in collaboration with foundries.
  3. Develop and maintain schematic, layout, verification, and extraction flows (LVS, DRC, PEX, EM/IR).
  4. Support simulation environments including Spectre, HSPICE, Monte Carlo, corner, and reliability analysis.
  5. Drive automation and methodology improvements to reduce turnaround time and increase design robustness.

Skills

Required

  • analog design platforms such as Virtuoso and Custom Compiler
  • analog layout, verification flows, PDK integration, and tapeout processes
  • design data governance and tapeout manifest control
  • Linux system administration and scripting skills (Python, Tcl, Shell)
  • compute grid management, storage architecture, and license management
  • version control and configuration management systems

Nice to have

  • advanced nodes (FinFET, GAA)
  • cloud-based EDA deployment models
  • CI/CD practices applied to EDA environments
  • supporting geographically distributed design teams
  • budgeting and vendor management experience

What the JD emphasized

  • tapeout-critical data
  • tapeout manifests
  • tapeout readiness