Digital Design Engineer (f/m/div)

We are seeking an experienced and skilled Digital Design Engineer to join our dynamic team in Dublin. As an Engineer, you will play a key role in the design of digital designs that drive and support Capacitive Sensing, Touch sensing, and mixed-signal IP. Your technical expertise will help us achieve our mission of excellence and take our designs to the next level. In your new role you will: Define design requirements for digital designs Develop microarchitecture of IP Design and develop RTL and UPF designs Utilize design tools including Synthesis, Lint, CDC, RDC, MVRC, and STA You are a team-player capable of communicating within cross-functional teams. You have the passion to apply your new ideas and learnings and you’re continuously looking for self-improvement and innovation. You are best equipped for this task if you have: A Degree in Electronics, Computer Engineering or similar 5+ years of experience in Digital IC design Strong problem-solving and analytical skills, with the ability to think critically and strategically Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to work collaboratively as part of a team Pragmatic and enthusiastic approach to daily work, with a focus on clear and open communication Knowledge of Verilog and System Verilog is an advantage Experience in RTL and UPF design, as well as with EDA tools for Synthesis, Lint, CDC, STA This position is subject to the collective agreement for workers and employees in the electrical and electronics industry, at least employment group H. The monthly salary is paid 14 times p.a., and a higher payment is negotiable depending on your expertise and skills. Infineon offers additional employee benefits. Contact: Martin Gabernig,

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