Senior Analog Design Engineer - Εnchede
Only open to candidates fluent in Dutch.

We are looking for an experienced Senior Analog Design Engineer to strengthen our high-tech development team. In this role, you will contribute to cutting-edge projects by creating and refining advanced analog electronic solutions. If you have a deep passion for analog design and enjoy tackling complex engineering challenges, this position will give you the freedom and responsibility to truly make an impact.

What you’ll do

As part of a multidisciplinary team, including specialists in hardware, embedded software, FPGA, and system design, you will take ownership of high-level analog design activities. Your responsibilities include:

Developing analog concepts and defining analog system architecture.
Leveraging the latest technological advancements to build innovative designs.
Incorporating learnings and best practices from previous projects into new developments.
Translating theoretical insights into robust, real-world solutions.
Working closely with colleagues across disciplines to ensure high-quality results.

Your background

We are seeking a professional with:

A Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline, or demonstrable equivalent expertise.
15+ years of hands-on experience in analog electronics design.
Strong theoretical grounding in analog circuit design.
Experience with simulation tools and signal integrity analyses.
Knowledge of ADCs (especially SAR) is a plus.
Experience in one or more of the following: RF design, filtering, audio, EMC, power electronics, control systems, analog/digital signal processing.
A creative, conceptual mindset and the ability to navigate complex technical problems.
Ability to work both independently and in a team, with a hands-on attitude.
Fluency in Dutch and English, both spoken and written.

What you can expect

A competitive salary package, with a 10% year-end bonus.
Hybrid working options.
Continuous learning and training opportunities.
A dynamic role with variety, responsibility, and technical depth.
At least 33 vacation days.