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EMC Design Engineer

NXP
Toulouse · FULL_TIME

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NXP seeks an EMC Design Engineer to strengthen next-generation semiconductor products through EMC innovation. The role combines modeling, validation, silicon debugging, and multidisciplinary collaboration. • Responsibilities include developing on-chip EMC solutions, performing simulations and characterization, supporting root-cause analysis, and balancing performance, reliability, area, and cost. • Candidates need a master’s or Ph.D. in a relevant engineering field, foundational semiconductor and integrated circuit knowledge, and exposure to EMC modeling, standards, testing, and EDA tools. • Preferred experience includes EMC, ESD, system robustness, semiconductor technologies, automation, scripting, data analytics, research, and patents.    EMC Design Engineer (G3)  Role Summary    Join NXP's ACC CTO EMC/ESD team and help shape the robustness of next-generation semiconductor products. As an EMC Design Engineer, you will contribute to the development of innovative EMC solutions that enable First-Pass-Right products, ensuring compliance, reliability, and system robustness while optimizing performance, silicon area, and cost.  Working alongside technology, design, validation, and system experts, you will gain hands-on experience in EMC modeling, simulation, characterization, and product development across a broad range of semiconductor applications.    Key Responsibilities  • Support the definition and implementation of EMC design concepts for integrated circuits.  • Perform EMC simulations, analysis, and validation to ensure compliance with product requirements.  • Contribute to the design and optimization of on-chip EMC solutions and interference mitigation techniques.  • Develop and apply EMC methodologies, design guidelines, and best practices.  • Collaborate with international, multidisciplinary teams throughout the product development cycle.  • Support EMC characterization, silicon debug, root-cause analysis, and corrective actions.  • Contribute to First Pass-Right product robustness while balancing performance, reliability, area, and cost.  • Participate in advanced EMC modeling, automation, and future technology innovation initiatives.  • Support technical investigations related to EMC performance and customer requirements.  • Share knowledge through documentation, training, and continuous improvement activities.    Qualifications  Education: Master's degree or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Microelectronics, Semiconductor Physics, or a related field.  Technical Skills:  • Basic understanding of semiconductor devices and integrated circuit design.  • Initial experience or academic exposure to EMC/EMI modeling, simulation, or measurements.  • Familiarity with EMC standards, qualification methods, and laboratory testing.  • Knowledge of circuit simulation and EDA design tools.  • Interest in silicon characterization, debugging, and failure analysis.    Personal Attributes  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.  • Curious, innovative, and eager to learn.  • Team player with good communication skills.  • Ability to work effectively in international and multidisciplinary environments.  • Passion for technical excellence and continuous improvement.    Preferred Qualifications  • Knowledge of EMC, ESD, and system-level robustness concepts.  • Exposure to CMOS, BCD, SOI, or high-voltage semiconductor technologies.  • Experience with automation, scripting, AI-assisted engineering tools, or data analytics.  • Interest in research, innovation, patents, and university collaborations.    Why Join Us?  • Work on cutting-edge semiconductor technologies with global impact.  • Learn from internationally recognized EMC and ESD experts.  • Contribute to innovative solutions that improve the robustness of millions of products worldwide.  • Grow your technical expertise within a collaborative and innovation-driven environment.  More information about NXP in France... #LI-8e4d

Deze vacature is afkomstig van NXP. Laatst bijgewerkt op 13 oktober 2026.