Who is a good fit for this role?

You would be considered for this position only if:

• You have been chip lead for at least 2 Analog/Mixed-Signal tapeouts where the chip has worked as expected.
• You have a PhD in Analog Mixed design and a strong demonstrated background in Analog/Mixed Signal design
• You have first author papers in ISSCC, JSSC, CICC and/or VLSI conference. This criteria is excusable if your chip was developed at a company rather than during PhD.

Company

Ixana, a Purdue University spinoff, is developing brain-inspired wearable computing. We've assembled a team of leading experts in IC/system design who are eager to tackle the next big challenge. Join us in transforming the future with high-speed human-computer interfaces that amplify your potential through all-day real-time AI.

Why should you be excited?

While you're familiar with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, Ixana has developed Wi-R—a groundbreaking wireless technology that uses 100 times less energy. Wi-R streams high-speed data through a small E-field bubble around you.

Visit ixana.ai to see videos demonstrating how Wi-R streams high-speed data through your skin. Example: Send contact data with just a touch https://vimeo.com/ixana/pairing-contact-transfer

https://vimeo.com/ixana/pairing-contact-transfer

Team and Role Overview

We are looking for hands-on senior engineers with mixed-signal chip design experience. You should have a track record of chip tapeout, innovation and an interest in working in a dynamic and fast-paced startup.

Minimum Qualifications and Skills: