Principal Analog IC Layout Engineer
Pubblicato il 09-10-2026 - Nxp Semiconductors in Milano
About the Team
NXP Semiconductors is seeking a Principal Analog IC Layout Engineer to join the Central Layout Group serving the Power & Energy Business Line, with a primary focus on Automotive Power Solutions (APS). The Central Layout Group delivers physical implementation expertise for complex mixed-signal and power management integrated circuits supporting multiple product lines worldwide. The team collaborates with Design, Verification, Package, Test and Product Engineering organizations across a global R&D; network to develop next-generation automotive and industrial semiconductor solutions.
Role Summary
The successful candidate will serve as a senior technical contributor within the Layout organization, leading the physical implementation of complex automotive integrated circuits while driving methodology improvements, technical excellence and project execution across multiple development programs.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead layout execution for complex mixed-signal and power management products.
- Define and drive floorplanning strategies from concept through tape-out.
- Act as a technical reference for layout methodologies, flows and best practices.
- Support critical technical decisions impacting project execution and product quality.
- Drive challenging top-level layout developments.
- Anticipate technical risks and propose mitigation plans.
- Ensure compliance with design methodologies, quality standards and tape-out requirements.
- Support project planning, reviews and milestone execution.
- Contribute to layout productivity improvements.
- Drive methodology, automation and tool enhancements.
- Promote reuse and standardization across projects and technologies.
- Share knowledge and lessons learned across worldwide teams.
- Collaborate with Design, Verification, Package, Test, Product Engineering, Reliability and Technology teams.
- Support issue resolution across multiple engineering disciplines.
- Mentor and technically guide layout engineers across the