Analog Devices Associate Design Engineer reviews

huge amount of information and knowledge available. Weekly seminars and daily discussions help you learning and broaden your area of competence. Form this point of you analog is great. It's pretty tough to get in as a designer. You get screened from the senior designer to the fellows. People here is always available to help you out with everything from the simulation environment to technical problems that you might have in your design. Very challenging place to work in, but once you are in, unless they close your design center as it is happening right now, you are pretty safe.

For analog circuits, ADI is one of the best companies to work for. Environment is good, people are technically strong and you feel motivated to grow technically. Resources for learning are great. There is a whole range of circuits from amplifiers, comparators, switched capacitor circuits, ADC DAC which you can learn here in ADI and which will be valuable in Industry. Design cycle is short usually 6 months and you can be the owner of several chips in few years.