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Senior Analog Mixed Signal Verification Engineer

NXP SemiconductorsChandler, AZ

This engineer will own verification planning and execution for complex PMIC blocks, subsystems, and SoCs, ensuring functional, performance, safety, reliability, and power requirements are thoroughly addressed. The position involves building reusable mixed-signal verification environments, behavioral models, assertions, checkers, and scoreboards with Verilog-AMS, SystemVerilog, UVM, and real-number modeling. The engineer will manage constrained-random testing, regressions, coverage analysis, requirements traceability, defect resolution, and signoff milestones while connecting analog and digital verification flows. Collaboration spans design, validation, architecture, applications, systems, product teams, and customers, with opportunities to improve methodologies and mentor less-experienced engineers. It suits a senior verification leader with deep AMS IC experience, strong PMIC knowledge, automation skills, and the ability to guide cross-functional development in a demanding product environment.

Requirements

M.S. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related fieldAt least 10 years of analog and mixed-signal IC verification and development experienceExpertise with Verilog-AMS, SystemVerilog, UVM, assertions, mixed-signal simulation, and RNMStrong knowledge of PMICs and analog circuits such as converters, LDOs, ADCs, DACs, PLLs, and referencesExperience with coverage-driven verification, constrained-random testing, regression automation, and signoffLeadership, communication, scripting, and cross-functional collaboration skills
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Listed August 12, 2026 · Verify details with the employer before applying.

About NXP Semiconductors

Semiconductor manufacturer operating two wafer fabs in Chandler, including a GaN RF power fab opened 2020. Used in 5G base stations among many other applications.