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The IC Verification and Test Engineer will develop, verify, and test analog and mixed-signal ASICs. Responsibilities include creating simulation and test plans, performing tests and measurements, writing firmware and software for testing, and documenting results. The role demands hands-on experience with circuit simulators and IC testing, focusing on compliance to specifications.

The Process Technician will support manufacturing processes in the cleanroom, focusing on MEMS and medical devices. Responsibilities include operating equipment, processing wafers, ensuring product quality, and performing routine maintenance. The technician will assist engineers with projects and adhere to safety protocols in handling chemicals.

Design and verify analog and mixed-signal building blocks for ICs and ASICs, optimizing performance for low power and noise. Responsibilities include detailed simulations, layout design, physical verifications, and documentation preparation.

The Firmware Engineer will be responsible for developing and maintaining firmware for advanced medical technologies, collaborating across teams, and ensuring robust performance and documentation throughout the firmware lifecycle.

The Senior Firmware Engineer will architect, develop, test, maintain, and support firmware for medical device technologies. Responsibilities include collaborating with multi-disciplinary teams, verifying firmware functionality, and documenting work. The candidate should have extensive experience in embedded software design and performance analysis.

The Executive Assistant will support Science leadership by managing schedules, coordinating meetings and events, and anticipating executive needs while maintaining confidentiality. The role involves decision-making around priorities, communication with internal and external stakeholders, and helping cultivate a positive company culture.

You will develop a software platform that supports various teams in the company, requiring strong frontend and backend engineering skills. Collaboration with scientists and engineers is essential, along with the ability to act as a product manager and quickly ship products amidst chaotic environments.

The Optical Technician assembles and tests electronic, optical, and mechanical components while performing quality checks and documentation of tasks. The role involves visual inspection of microelectronic parts and collaboration with engineers on production challenges.