Digital IC Engineer, Hearing Implants (m/f/d)

Digital IC Engineer, Hearing Implants (m/f/d)Research & DevelopmentYour Tasks

• Develop digital modules for mixed-signal ICs used in advanced hearing implant systems
• Develop and implement RTL in VHDL/Verilog, covering architecture, verification, implementation, and the complete IC lifecycle from concept and tape-out through first-silicon testing and validation
• Integrate and optimize signal-processing IP for highly efficient embedded systems
• Drive fast, efficient development flows using modern EDA tools, scripting and custom automation methods
• Work closely with analog, DSP, firmware, and system teams in a highly collaborative environment

Your Profile

• Bachelor’s degree or higher (University/FH) in Electrical Engineering, Microelectronics, Computer Engineering, or a related field
• Hands-on experience in digital IC design and RTL development using VHDL and/or Verilog; 2+ years of professional experience is highly desirable
• Solid understanding of ASIC/SoC development flows, simulation, verification, and implementation, including EDA tools and scripting
• Interest in mixed-signal systems and embedded signal-processing architectures, with a proactive and problem-solving mindset
• Strong communication and teamwork skills; excellent English skills are required, German is a plus

Further information about MED-EL can be found here.

Your Benefits

• Central Location
• Employee Discounts
• Flexible Hours
• International Environment
• Onboarding
• Workplace Well-Being

Further information

If you have any questions please contact Marina Engl. Email >

About MED-EL

MED-EL is a leading manufacturer of innovative medical devices for the treatment of various types and degrees of hearing loss. Our unique portfolio of implantable hearing solutions benefits thousands of individuals in more than 140 countries worldwide. With headquarters in Innsbruck, Austria, MED-EL has over 3,300 employees around the world.

Want to join a company that helps bring the joy of sound to people with hearing loss? Apply now!