
Sometimes success can be measured in silicon. For Analog & Mixed Signal Designers, the ultimate is a "first silicon success" – that’s when no design modifications are needed for a circuit and it can go straight to production. But they don’t do it alone: they work together with Verification Engineers, Layout Engineers, Test Engineers and more. Chiara Boffino, Analog & Mixed Signal Design Engineer, shares what it’s like to collaborate with a range of colleagues working toward success.
You are passionate about the latest technologies. And you use them effectively to get the job done. Your problem-solving skills, analytical competence and ability to understand complex interactions help you in your job. You have strong collaboration and interpersonal skills, which are essential for close work with colleagues from other divisions in an international setting. An agile and proactive mindset aids in dealing with the ambiguities that are an integral part of the job. In your day-to-day work you act lean and fast, and strive for continuous improvement.
As an Analog & Mixed Signal Designer, you work on the front end of product creation, taking responsibility for analysis, concept definition and top-level assembly.
The job provides you with excellent opportunities for development in an international environment – also with the possibility to work abroad. It can lead to a career on the Technical Ladder as well as an internal move to another department to take on new challenges.
You know Chiara’s story. This is what other Analog & Mixed Signal Designers at Infineon are saying:
In our headquarters in Neubiberg near Munich, more than 6000 employees are working in research & development, several central functions, IT and many more.
More than 5.000 people work at five different sites in Austria.
In our headquarters in Neubiberg near Munich, more than 6000 employees are working in research & development, several central functions, IT and many more.
More than 5.000 people work at five different sites in Austria.
In our headquarters in Neubiberg near Munich, more than 6000 employees are working in research & development, several central functions, IT and many more.
More than 5.000 people work at five different sites in Austria.
More than 350 employees work in our research & development site in Bucharest. Our focus is automotive and security solutions – covering every step from concept to mass production.
More than 5.000 people work at five different sites in Austria.
More than 350 employees work in our research & development site in Bucharest. Our focus is automotive and security solutions – covering every step from concept to mass production.
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