Ph.D. Opening in RF IC Design (Belgium)

[delatte]

ic design belgie

Ph.D. Student position in a Research Lab in
Belgium in strong cooperation with our start-up
company, specialized in SOI Circuit Design.

The topic is on RF IC Design optimized for Silicon-
on-Insulator (SOI) Technology.

The candidate must have a master degree in
Electrical Engineering with a strong background
in RF/Microwave circuits.

Send your CV to:
Pierre Delatte
delatte@cissoid.com

 

[sriniv1422]

Hi

which university in belgium are you reffering to

thanks
srinivasan.

 

[delatte]

Universisté catholique de Louvain-la-Neuve (french speaking part)

 

[mobile-it]

which things are mandatory to have?

Is it an opening for a student that wants to have a Ph.D or do you need an Ph.D?

thanks in advance.

 

[Philip Png]

Hi there
We view your resume from the internet and would like you to consider if you are interested
in the position our clients is looking for.

If you are interested or know of someone that maybe interested, please email full resume to agnes@jobsite.com.sg


IC Design Engineer (Analog/Mixed Signal)
(Singapore)
Only Singapore,PR & Malaysia Candidates
Job Responsibilities:
Responsible for the IC's circuit design, simulation, prototype evaluation, characterisation and support to Layout Designer

Job Requirements:
- Masters / Bachelor's Degree in Electronics' Engineering with relevant specialization in analog circuit design with 2 years' experience
- Technically competent in analog and mixed signal circuit design, SPICE simulation, layout implementation and floor planning
- Knowledge of Switching Regulators / Smart Power / Hard Disk Drive / Printer applications
- Experience in ELDO and BCD processes will be an advantage
- Fresh graduates with relevant specialization in analog circuit design will be considered



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[Tahar]

I've seen what can be the work of phd student in related areas ( to the phd proposed)

fundamental research is not a great part of the work...so few in fact. An dthe work they do is close to what company are doing sometimes.

So what's the point ?

:arrow: It's cheaper for a company to pay a Pdh student than a full-time engineer.

This cost issue is all the more important for small companies (typically start-ups)

They also may get a better efficiency. (Since phd student are dedicated to their work , are quite good students and can work for more than 8 hours a day for sure)

Anyway, if someone has no other options and have no experience....he can have a try.