Digital Integrated Circuit (IC) Engineer

The Opportunity:

The School of Biomedical Engineering has a long history in, and is internationally recognised for, successfully developing integrated circuits for medical and scientific applications. The Digital Integrated Circuit (IC) Engineer contributes to the research, design, development, testing and optimisation of CMOS bioelectronic integrated circuits within the School of Biomedical Engineering.

The role supports interdisciplinary research and development activities relating to biomedical microelectronics and neural interface technologies, working collaboratively with academics, engineers, industry partners and postgraduate researchers.

The position provides specialist technical expertise in digital integrated circuit design, laboratory testing and performance evaluation of CMOS integrated circuits for biomedical applications. The role is responsible for contributing to circuit design solutions, conducting rigorous engineering analysis and testing, and supporting the ongoing improvement and translation of biomedical microelectronic technologies. The role reports to Associate Professor David Tsai (Biomedical Engineering; Electrical Engineering & Telecommunications) and has no direct reports.