Teams at Analog Devices

Graduate engineering opportunities across Analog Devices’ Ireland locations in electronics, semiconductor, software, AI, robotics, manufacturing, research, quality, and supply chain. Graduates may work in IC design, embedded software, verification, RF design, process engineering, testing, packaging, reliability, and related functions. The program includes rotations, learning opportunities, relocation assistance, and access to advanced facilities. Recruitment begins in September 2026 on a rolling basis. No travel is required.

Graduate software engineering opportunities involving embedded software, software systems, software development, AI, machine learning, UI/UX design, and cloud architecture. Graduates collaborate with hardware teams on planning, system architecture, development, troubleshooting, debugging, and testing across applications including IoT, automotive radar, healthcare monitoring, and 5G. The role includes a graduate rotation program, learning opportunities, and exposure to advanced semiconductor technologies.

Architects high-performance, real-time embedded software for datacenter power-management products. Responsibilities include gathering requirements, defining scalable architectures, selecting platforms and tools, conducting engineering trade-offs, documenting designs, communicating architecture decisions, improving development processes, and mentoring engineers. The role requires extensive full-lifecycle software development and embedded systems architecture experience, hardware schematic literacy, Agile and Git experience, and knowledge of signal-processing performance and latency trade-offs.