Research Opportunities
Area of Microelectronics System Design
Work description
The researcher will lead and contribute to innovative research and development through proposals and projects in mixed-signal and/or analog microelectronics. Responsibilities will include research in designing and/or testing advanced integrated circuits and associated design methodologies. This includes improving the existing lab research facilities by identifying relevant hardware and software tools. This role is specifically aligned with the objectives of the European Chips Act, which aims to strengthen Europe's competitiveness and resilience in semiconductor technologies and applications and to help address both the digital and green transitions.
The role will involve dynamic and effective collaboration with academic and industrial partners at national and international levels. In addition, the researcher will contribute to the mentoring of undergraduate and graduate students in the field of microelectronics, supporting the education of the next generation of microelectronics experts.
Academic Qualifications
* The researcher must hold a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Electronics) or in a closely related field focusing on mixed-signal and/or analog microelectronics.
* A publication record in leading journals and conferences in the field is also required.
Minimum profile required
* A publication record in leading journals and conferences in the field is also required.
* The researcher should demonstrate expertisein one or more areas: mixed-signal IC design and/or test, analog IC design and/or test, IC design methodology, and RF (radiofrequency) microelectronic circuits.
* Experience with advanced IC manufacturing processes, grant writing, research and development projects, and projectmanagement is also highly desirable.
Salary Level
According to INESC TEC's wage framework, the wage awarded is €, corresponding to the initial remuneration position at level I2, similar to Assistant Researcher, according to the categories of the Public Scientific Research Career Statute, approved by the latest wording of Decree-Law 124/99 (April 20). Access to specialized training, flexible working hours, hybrid working arrangements, health insurance and other benefits.
Application Period
Since 22 Dec 2025 to 31 Jan 2026
Centre
Telecommunications and Multimedia
Scientific Advisor
Vítor Grade Tavares
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