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Intel Hiring Mixed Signal Design Verification Engineer | Bangalore
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Job Description
This position contributes to Intel's engineering efforts by supporting the design, development, and optimization of analog circuits used in advanced process nodes. The role focuses on creating and verifying analog and mixed signal IPs that support next generation technology solutions.
You will work with engineering teams to design and validate circuits, analyze results, and ensure designs meet required power, performance, area, timing, and yield targets.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and develop analog circuits for advanced process nodes used in analog and mixed signal IP.
- Create floorplans, extract chip parameters, and simulate analog behavior models.
- Develop and run verification test plans based on circuit and block microarchitecture specifications.
- Review and analyze simulation results to confirm functionality and compliance with design goals.
- Work with cross functional teams to track design progress and resolve circuit or performance issues.
- Optimize circuits for performance, power consumption, area, and leakage.
- Collaborate with architecture and layout teams to achieve reliable functionality and electrical performance.
- Stay updated with developments and trends in analog circuit and mixed signal design.
Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, or equivalent experience.
- 0 to 1+ years of experience with a Bachelor's degree, or 0 years with a Master's degree.
- Experience using circuit simulation tools and verification methodologies.
- Understanding of analog circuit design fundamentals including power, performance, and area tradeoffs.
- Familiarity with advanced semiconductor process nodes and related challenges.
Preferred Qualifications
- Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
- Experience collaborating on analog or mixed signal IP development.
- Ability to analyze complex problems and improve circuit performance through design optimization.
- Comfort participating in technical discussions within cross functional engineering teams.
Business Group
The Central Engineering Group (CEG) develops scalable engineering solutions across product enablement, custom ASIC development, and foundry enablement. The organization builds tools, IP, and methodologies that support short development cycles and customer driven silicon solutions.
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Questions about this job
Can 2026 graduates apply for this Intel Mixed Signal Design Verification Engineer job?
Not any more: the job has closed. When it was open, it took batch 2025 and 2026.
What is the salary for Mixed Signal Design Verification Engineer at Intel in Bengaluru?
The post lists ₹10–18 LPA.
Is this job still open?
No. Intel stopped taking applications on 14 Sep 2026. The open jobs listed on this page take the same batches.
How do I prepare for the Intel interview?
Revise the skills the post asks for (Analog Simulation, Cadence and SPICE) and practise common fresher interview questions on FleetCode.
