Lead Engineer Analog ASIC Design (f/m/div.)

We are Bosch, working across mobility solutions, consumer goods, industrial technology, and energy and building technology to improve quality of life worldwide. This is a full-time, unlimited position based in Reutlingen. The role focuses on leading the development of analog ASIC solutions for automotive power management. The gross annual salary is at least EUR 88,000 for a 35-hour week, subject to the stated conditions, with individual performance-related pay, a company-success bonus, and Bosch pension benefits. We offer flexible working arrangements, health and sports activities, childcare support, employee discounts, space for creative work, and social counseling and care-service support. We also offer part-time options, mobile working, and job sharing. Diversity and inclusion are firmly anchored in our corporate culture, and we welcome applications from all backgrounds. - Completed university studies in Electrical Engineering or a comparable field, ideally focused on microelectronics or semiconductor development - Several years of professional experience in analog/mixed-signal IC development - Expertise in power management, especially the design of DC/DC converters, buck/boost regulators, LDOs, gate drivers, and Current Sense Amplifiers (CSAs) - In-depth application know-how in Automotive Smart Power, such as System-IC and PMIC - Proficiency with industry-standard EDA tools, particularly Cadence Virtuoso - Experience with hardware description languages such as Verilog-A - Ability to take ownership of overall success, set clear priorities, and use resources effectively - Ability to prioritize common goals, positively influence the work environment, recognize and foster team members strengths, and treat challenges as opportunities for development - Very good written and spoken English; German language skills are a plus - Provide technical leadership to analog ASIC design sub-teams developing next-generation automotive power management solutions - Manage complex ASIC development projects from acquisition and design coordination through final series release - Develop concepts and circuits for Power Management ICs (PMICs) and System Basis Chips (SBCs) - Work with internal and external partners to develop new ASIC circuit-block functions, circuit concepts, and methodologies - Harmonize solutions and procedures with project teams, customers, and system architects - Mentor junior engineers