Spice Modeling Engineer

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Posted Aug 07

Confidential, Sunnyvale, CA

Job Description:
As a member of SPICE modeling team, this position will drive active/passive model development and QA, assuring high quality SPICE model delivery to external design customers. The responsibilities include (but not restricted to) development of SPICE modeling infrastructure and methodologies; device characterization (DC/AC/Transient/RF); and test structure development.

Required Skills/Experience:
Must have MS/PhD in EE, Solid State Physics, or equivalent with 0-10 yrs experience.

Must also have in-depth device physics, RF knowledge, and good programming skills. Prior hands-on experiences on SPICE model extraction (Scalable Inductor, Varactor, Resistor, Capacitor, BJT, Diodes), RF measurement, modeling, and HFSS simulation are a big plus.



MS/PhD in EE, Solid State Physics, or equivalent with 0-10 yrs experience.

Post Doctoral Researcher - Device Physics

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Post Doctoral Researcher - Device Physics

Job ID RES-0243997 Job type Full-time Complementary Work country USA Posted 19-Aug-2009 Work city Yorktown Heights Job area Research Travel No travel Job category Research Business unit Res Sci&Tech Job role Research Scientist Job role skillset Physics
Job description The position is for a post-doctoral candidate to work on numerical model development for carrier transport in heterostructure tunneling transistors. Specifically the principle responsibilties will be to develop a computer program that self-consistently calculates band-to-band tunneling in a eterojunction tunneling diode, compare the calcuation results with xperiments, and to adjust the physical assumptions in the model to match experiment. The responsibilities will also be to impelment and develop a 2D version of this code for inclusion into IBM internal device simulation software. Required skills for the position will be a detailed knowledge of semiconductor device physics and carrier transport in semiconductors, numerical modeling techniques, and computer programming. The candidate must be self-motivated and work well in a goal-oriented, team environment.
Required
Basic knowledge in computer code development using a high-level programming language such as Fortran Basic knowledge in numerical modeling of solid-state electronic systems Basic knowledge in semiconductor device physics, with an emphasis on band structure and carrier transport English: Intermediate
Preferred
Doctorate Degree At least 2 years experience in computer code development using a high-level programming language such as Fortran At least 2 years experience in numerical modeling of solid-state electronic systems At least 1 year experience in semiconductor device physics, with an emphasis on band structure and carrier transport At least 1 year experience in designing experiments, and interpretting experimental data