Staff Layout Engineer
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Advanced Micro Devices in Milano
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STAFF LAYOUT DESIGN ENGINEER
THE ROLE:
The AMD SerDesTechnology Group develops high-performance, multi-protocol wireline transceivers in state-of-the-art CMOS process. We are currently seeking an experience analog/mixed-signal layout design engineer to join ourworld-class team in the development of SerDes solutions to facilitate the future connectivity of AMD CPU and GPU products.
THE PERSON:
You have a passion for high speed layout design with innovative and creative ideas to solve complex design challenges.
You are a team player who has excellent communication skills and experience collaborating with other engineers located in different sites/time zones. You have strong analytical and problem-solving skills, and are willing to learn, and ready to take on problems.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Layout design of high speed and high performance SerDes analog mixed signal circuit in accordance to project requirements and specifications.
- Block level physical implementation which includes floor-planning, power distribution network, clock and signal routing, analog and mixed signal transistor level layout.
- Participate in post-layout circuit performance analysis.
- Participate in block/IP/chip level integration activities.
- Estimate realistic schedule, track and report clear progress and status.
- Strong participation in defining layout methodology and flow.
- Driving layout productivity improvement initiatives (i.e., pcell development and automa