Analog Design and Verification Flow (m/f/d) #200686345 (Ingenieur/in - Elektrotechnik)

SummaryAt Apple, we believe great products begin with great people. By hiring a team with diverse strengths, we drive creative thinking; by giving that team everything it needs, we drive innovation. Through incredible engineers and rigorous process, we deliver the precision behind experiences our customers remember.

Join a hands-on development team that thrives on perfection, creativity, and innovation — help us design the next generation of revolutionary Apple products.DescriptionIn this role, you will use a spec-driven custom design methodology and develop an agentic flow to automate the correlation of specs and simulation data against ATE and lab test results.Responsibilities- Apply a spec-driven custom design methodology, from specification capture through simulation setup and results checking.- Develop automation (Python/SKILL) that links Cadence Virtuoso design and simulation environments to downstream verification data.- Create agentic flows that pull, align, and compare specs and simulation results with ATE and bench/lab measurements, and flag discrepancies for the design team.- Define and generate correlation reports and dashboards that make spec compliance visible across design, test, and product engineering.- Work with analog designers, test engineers, and CAD/methodology teams across multiple sites to deploy the flow and gather feedback.- Document the flow and support its adoption by circuit design teams.Minimum Qualifications- Good Knowledge of analog circuit design fundamentals- Basic knowledge of the Cadence Virtuoso design platform- Strong programming skills (Python, Perl, or SKILL) and hands-on experience with agentic flows- Hands-on experience designing or verifying analog circuits- Prior internship or experience in a similar field is an advantage- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the drive to take on diverse challenges alongside international teamsPreferred Qualifications- Master Degree program in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science or equivalent.

Available for 6 months or more.