Engineering SoC/IC/IP Program Manager
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63 days ago
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Engineering SoC/IC/IP Program Manager
Analogue Insight
THE COMPANY Established in early 2024, at Analogue Insight we are bridging the Analogue and Digital Worlds for Tomorrow through our Chiplet Solutions. Our core expertise lies in developing cutting-edge Chiplet technology that serves as the building block for advanced communication systems. Our Chiplets are designed to offer high performance, scalability, and integration flexibility, enabling our clients to achieve breakthroughs in computation speed, data processing, and connectivity. For more information about us, check out our website (Analogue Insight) and LinkedIn Page (Analogue Insight™: Overview | LinkedIn). THE ROLE The IP program Manager will be part of the Engineering’s program management team responsible for the SoC/IP development and delivery for Analogue Insight’s products and custom IP development businesses, giving the opportunity to contribute to the successes of key programs. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES The successful candidate will understand the SoC IP needs and develop plans to deliver and support the IP from conception through to program Mass Production Release (MPR). The successful candidate will have both depth and breadth in the related IP engineering that involve cross functional organizations, in the forms of analog, logic, design for test, layout, timing, validation, PnR, etc. Good understanding of technologies and IP development process and methodology are required. Excellent interpersonal skills and communication skills are a must. - Overall responsibility for program management of IP development & delivery to customers - Drive closure of IP specs & requirements - Demonstrated strong cross-functional leadership to chair weekly cross functional meetings assessing status, milestones, and completeness of plans with regular program updates to the Executive stakeholders - Support Analogue Insight’s Program Management Process - Execute lesson's learned, risk management, and enforce agreed to processes - Responsibility for the successful outcome of IP development & delivery WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR Must-have Technical skills: - Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or related fields and 5-10 years of related professional experience, OR Master’s degree and/or PhD in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or related fields with 3 -5 years of experience. - + years of experience as an Engineering Project Manager in the Semiconductor industry preferred - 5+ years of experience as a SoC/IP designer - Knowledge of SoC/IC design flow for advanced process technologies and process flows and methodologies in Silicon Development - Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills - Demonstrated ability to partner with technical managers to drive projects to completion - Demonstrated effective partnerships and relationships with key stakeholders - Excellent leadership skills - Must have a broad background in analog IP and SoC development Soft & Professional Skills: - Clear, structured communication in professional English—able to explain complex results concisely - Customer oriented communication - Collaborative and feedback-oriented mindset - Demonstrated ability to mentor and guide less experienced engineers - Strong ownership, reliability, and follow-through - Curious, self-motivated attitude, eager to learn and explore new tools or methods - High level of integrity and professionalism in representing the company and handling sensitive information. OUR CULTURE We’re a fully remote team of around 25 people distributed across the UK, Armenia, Italy, the US, Estonia, India, and beyond. We believe great talent is everywhere! - Our values are our north star: We Grow Together, We Win Together. Excellence Builds Relationships. Trust Is Our Currency. Results Matter, but People Create Them. - Connected, even remotely: We invest intentionally in staying connected through regular all-hands, 1:1s, technical reviews, and informal coffee chats, so collaboration feels natural and human despite the distance. - High ownership, real impact: Everyone contributes directly to customer-facing IP. Your work doesn’t disappear into layers of management – it ships. - How we work: We move fast but thoughtfully, communicate openly, and balance autonomy with support. Technical decisions are debated openly and grounded in data, trade-offs, and first-principles thinking. WHY JOIN US - Remote-first flexibility – work from anywhere, with flexible hours - Equipment & setup – we’ll provide the tools you need to succeed - High-impact projects – design real analog IP used in customer silicon - Supportive team culture – a dedicated manager and a team of colleagues ready to help - Competitive, transparent compensation – adjusted for your location and engagement model - Learning & growth – AI–DLP sessions, technical deep dives, and peer-led knowledge sharing that build both technical depth and system-level perspective RECRUITMENT PROCESS - Founder Call (30 min) – mutual introduction and interest alignment - Technical Interview (60 min) – fundamentals, reasoning, and problem-solving - Presentation (45 min) – short presentation on a topic of your choice, to assess clarity, structure, and confidence in presenting your work - HR & Culture Call (45 min) – values, collaboration style, and ways of working - Offer & Next Steps (30 min) – offer walkthrough, alignment on details, and next steps, discussed in a final call with the founder. If you don’t meet every requirement but feel excited about the role, apply anyway. We value curiosity, integrity, and potential as much as experience.
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