Analog Chip Designer

Power the Future with us! SolarEdge (NASDAQ: SEDG), is a global leader in high-performance smart energy technology, with over 3000 employees, offices in 33 countries, and millions of products installed in over 133 countries. Our diverse product offering comprises intelligent solar inverters, battery storage, backup systems, EV charging, and complete home energy management ecosystems. By leveraging world-class engineering capabilities and with a relentless focus on innovation, we strive to create a world where clean, green energy from the sun is the primary source of power for our homes, businesses, and just about everywhere we thrive. Joining the Analog ASIC group means more than designing components – it’s your chance to shape and influence the entire system through system-level innovation and end-to-end ownership, from specification to real-world implementation.

Our Analog ASIC group leads chip development at the core of SolarEdge products. We collaborate closely with system, software, and hardware teams to ensure complete optimization across the entire process.

We are seeking a passionate, Analog Engineer to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for designing and developing complex analog and mixed-signal ICs for SolarEdge’s cutting-edge products in the renewable energy sector.

What will you be doing:

• Architecture planning using behavioral models for simulation of analog and mixed-signal circuits.
• Design, implement and verify circuits & systems to meet product requirements including schematic entry, simulation, layout and supervision.
• Verification of analog and mixed-signal sub-systems and the entire design using transistor-level.
• Validation of design by laboratory measurement.
• Support product engineering to meet manufacturing and production needs.

Requirements:

• B.Sc./M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from a recognized university.
• Experience in analog or mixed-signal design, simulation, and characterization of circuits such as operational amplifiers, comparators, reference circuits, ADC/DAC, PLL, etc.

It would be an advantage if you have:

• Strong knowledge of MOS, Bipolar transistors, and high-voltage IC processes (e.g., BCD, SOI).
• Experience with integrated power electronic circuits such as DC-DC converters, gate drivers, charge pumps, rectifiers, and LDOs.
• Experience in full-chip integration, including interfaces with digital and hardware.
• Familiarity with layout verification and extraction tools.