Full-Time
Analog Layout Engineer
Posted on 9/10/2026
Aumovio
501-1,000 employees
Software-defined vehicles hardware and software solutions
No salary listed
Regensburg, Germany
Remote
Bachelor's
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- An academic degree in electrical engineering, microelectronics, physics, or a comparable qualification.
- Long-term experience in analog layout design.
- Proven experience in top-level layout integration.
- Strong expertise in BCD technologies from 65 nanometers to 180 nanometers.
- Deep understanding of deep-submicron effects, including parasitics, coupling, and matching.
- Proficiency with layout tools for design, design-rule checking, layout-versus-schematic verification, and extraction.
- Knowledge of analog circuit design.
- Fluent written and spoken English.
- German language skills are a plus.
- Integrate analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits at the top-level layout.
- Drive the layout development process and ensure robust, design-rule-checking-compliant designs with optimal area utilization.
- Define the top-level floorplan, padframe design, and bonding diagrams in coordination with other domains.
- Coordinate with other layout engineers and drive floorplans according to the chip top level.
- Generate and integrate analog layouts at block and chip level.
- Perform pin placement, parasitic extraction, and layout optimization.
- Ensure compliance with design rule checking and layout-versus-schematic verification, and support tape-out activities.
- Collaborate with design engineers to meet speed, area, power, design-for-manufacturability, electrostatic discharge, and electromagnetic compatibility requirements.
- German language skills.
Aumovio is a global technology and electronics company focused on software-defined vehicles and mobility solutions, spun off from Continental in 2025 and based in Frankfurt. It provides hardware and software across Autonomous Mobility, Safety and Motion, User Experience, and Architecture and Network Solutions, including sensors, displays, braking and comfort systems, software platforms, and driver-assistance systems. It differentiates itself by leveraging Continental’s automotive heritage with a lean, agile structure and offering end-to-end, software-enabled automotive electronics and systems such as Green Electric Caliper, Xelve for automated driving, and Road to Cloud for SDVs, serving most leading automakers worldwide. Its goal is to grow long-term sales beyond €24 billion and reach an adjusted EBIT margin of 6.0–8.0%.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Frankfurt, Germany
Founded
2025
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- August 2026 results showed €1.2 billion net liquidity and a €2.5 billion revolver.
- AUMOVIO launched a second sixth-generation radar line in Jiading, expanding China localization.
- The NATRAX testing facility opens by Q4 2027, shortening Indian brake and ADAS development.
What critics are saying
- H1 2026 sales fell 8.9%, and adjusted EBIT margin dropped to 1.8%.
- AUMOVIO will cut up to 4,000 R&D jobs by December 2026.
- Continued OEM pricing pressure and BMW-class warranty disputes can trap AUMOVIO in subscale margins.
What makes Aumovio unique
- AUMOVIO bundles brakes, radar, displays, and SDV software across four integrated domains.
- BMW's €1 billion 2026 agreement extends AUMOVIO MK C2 brake supply through the mid-2030s.
- Surventis and AUMOVIO are co-developing microstructured optical films for future automotive displays.
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AUMOVIO India enables 2,700 women through manufacturing programme. AUMOVIO India's Women for Manufacturing programme has supported 2,700 women with skilling, certification, workplace exposure and placement support. AUMOVIO India, the Indian unit of German technology and electronics company AUMOVIO, said its five-year 'Women for Manufacturing' initiative has enabled 2,700 women to gain industry-relevant skills and access employment opportunities in the manufacturing sector. The programme has reported an 80 percent placement rate. Implemented annually since FY2021, the initiative combines technical skilling, certification, on-the-job exposure and placement linkages. It has been implemented across manufacturing hubs in Karnataka, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Odisha and Gujarat. The programme has supported women in roles including CNC machine operations, assembly line operations and other manufacturing-linked functions. According to AUMOVIO India, the initiative is intended to provide a pathway from training and certification to workplace exposure and formal employment. AUMOVIO women for Manufacturing programme expands across five phases. The initiative has been rolled out in five phases. The first phase trained 200 women, followed by 690 in phase two, 1,200 in phase three and 610 in phase four. Phase five is currently underway and has already reached nearly 1,000 women. AUMOVIO said the programme has also resulted in first-time employment for many participants, income generation and increased household contribution. It added that the initiative is intended to contribute to a broader skilled workforce for India's manufacturing sector. Industry partners support manufacturing placements. The programme is being implemented with support from industry partners involved in facilitating placement and employment opportunities. Third-party assessment and certification are also part of the programme, with the stated objective of providing independent evaluation and maintaining industry relevance. Prashanth Doreswamy, President and CEO, AUMOVIO India, said the initiative is focused on improving access to manufacturing roles for women, particularly in areas where female participation has traditionally been lower. He attributed the programme's outcomes to industry-aligned skilling, partnerships and continued implementation over five years. Aparna Singh, Director - Programs & Operations, Centum Foundation, said the partnership with AUMOVIO has supported more than 2,700 women in transitioning into the workforce through employment-linked and industry-relevant skilling. AUMOVIO and Centum Foundation said the initiative will continue to focus on providing access to industrial roles, supporting women's career progression and developing employment pathways through collaboration between industry, implementation partners, assessment agencies and employers.
AUMOVIO has agreed to sell its Czech washer and cleaning business to Munich-based CERTINA Group as part of ongoing portfolio streamlining. The deal, announced on 3 September, covers production, R&D, employees and all related activities at the Adrspach headquarters, which employs around 700 people. Financial terms were not disclosed. The business manufactures cleaning systems including window washers and camera, sensor and headlamp cleaning systems. Closing is expected by end-2026, subject to customary conditions. CERTINA will integrate the unit into its automotive platform, which generates around €600m annually. The disposal follows AUMOVIO's sale of its Belgian Mechelen site and plans to cut up to 4,000 jobs globally by end-2026. AUMOVIO reported first-half 2026 sales of €8.65bn, down 9.4% year-on-year, with a net loss of €597m.
AUMOVIO India to set up vehicle testing facility at NATRAX. AUMOVIO's new facility at NATRAX will expand its local testing capacity for brake systems and ADAS technologies, supporting shorter vehicle development cycles in India. AUMOVIO India has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the National Automotive Test Tracks (NATRAX) to establish a vehicle testing facility at NATRAX's premises in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh. The facility, which is expected to become operational by the fourth quarter of 2027, will include a workshop, technical and storage areas, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The workshop will be able to accommodate up to 15 vehicles and will be used for installing and preparing brake systems and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) before testing. The facility is being established as AUMOVIO India expands its brake system projects in the country and seeks to reduce vehicle development and testing timelines. The company currently carries out vehicle testing at customer test tracks in India and at its own facilities in other countries. The new workshop will support testing and tuning of brake and vehicle safety systems, including anti-lock braking systems (ABS), electronic stability control (ESC), automatic emergency braking (AEB) and adaptive cruise control (ACC). It will also allow AUMOVIO teams to prepare both internal combustion engine (ICE) and electric vehicles for testing at NATRAX. The facility's proximity to the NATRAX test tracks is expected to enable quicker changes to vehicles and testing setups during development programmes. Prashanth Doreswamy, CEO and President, AUMOVIO India, said the increase in brake system projects and shorter development timelines had created a need to expand the company's vehicle testing capabilities in India. The company said the facility would form part of its efforts to expand local engineering and testing capabilities and support projects for Indian vehicle manufacturers from within the country.
Surventis enters strategic collaboration with AUMOVIO to advance. 31 Aug '26 Pic: Surventis Insights. * Surventis and AUMOVIO will co-develop microstructured optical films for automotive displays and head-up displays. * The pact targets demand for cost-efficient in-vehicle interfaces as electrification and autonomous mobility lift the role of displays. * Next steps cover development and initial industrialisation milestones, combining roll-to-roll nanoimprinting with automotive integration. Surventis, formerly BASF Coatings, has entered into a strategic development and collaboration agreement with AUMOVIO to advance microstructured optical films for automotive applications distributed under its Chemetall brand. The partnership supports the development of innovative solutions for displays and head-up displays to be supplied to customers worldwide. Electrification and autonomous mobility are increasing the importance of advanced display as key user interface in vehicles, driving demand for high-performance and cost-efficient optical components. To address this need, AUMOVIO and Surventis have established a strategic collaboration enabling next-generation automotive UX systems through the integration of advanced optical films. "Automotive applications represent an important growth area for our functional films business," said Frank Naber, Executive Vice President, Surface Treatment, Surventis. "Microstructured optical films open up new possibilities for light management in automotive displays, and head-up displays. By partnering with AUMOVIO, we bring innovative optical solutions into future vehicle platforms more efficiently." "Advanced display technologies are becoming increasingly important for the in-vehicle user experience," said Ulrich Lueders, Director Strategy and Portfolio of the User Experience (UX) business area at AUMOVIO. "By combining Surventis' competencies in microstructured optical films with our expertise in automotive integration and manufacturing, we can translate new optical concepts into scalable solutions for the requirements of future mobility." Surventis brings unique expertise in the design and manufacturing of microstructured optical films, combining deep material science and optical know-how with state-of-the-art nanoimprint technology. Through scalable roll-to-roll nanoimprinting, sophisticated optical micro- and nanostructures can be replicated with precision over large areas, enabling next-generation optical films that enhance performance, functionality, and design freedom in future UX systems. AUMOVIO's expertise in developing advanced automotive displays and head-up display solutions, combined with its deep system integration capabilities, enables the seamless integration of Surventis' technologies into vehicle interiors that meet automotive standards and OEM requirements. Together, the companies have defined concrete development steps and initial industrialization milestones to guide implementation. "Working together with AUMOVIO is an important step in advancing the adoption of optical films in automotive applications. By combining our material science and optical expertise with AUMOVIO's capabilities in automotive system integration and series implementation, we can accelerate the development of innovative solutions for future vehicle programs," said Brian Ward, Head of Global Strategy & Marketing, Surface Treatment, Surventis. Optical films offer a forward-looking alternative to conventional optical components. They can enhance light distribution, improve readability, and enable new functionalities in displays and projection systems while supporting scalable and cost-efficient manufacturing. For automotive OEMs, this provides greater flexibility in designing user interfaces and enhancing visual system performance. Note: The headline, insights, and image of this press release may have been refined by the ALCHEMPro staff; the rest of the content remains unchanged. ALCHEMPro News Desk.
Surventis enters strategic collaboration with AUMOVIO. 28 August 2026 Surventis, formerly BASF Coatings, has entered into a strategic development and collaboration agreement with AUMOVIO to advance microstructured optical films for automotive applications distributed under its Chemetall brand. The partnership supports the development of innovative solutions for displays and head-up displays to be supplied to customers worldwide. Electrification and autonomous mobility are increasing the importance of advanced displays as key user interface in vehicles, driving demand for high-performance and cost-efficient optical components. To address this need, AUMOVIO and Surventis have established a strategic collaboration enabling next-generation automotive UX systems through the integration of advanced optical films. Surventis brings unique expertise in the design and manufacturing of microstructured optical films, combining deep material science and optical know-how with state-of-the-art nanoimprint technology. Through scalable roll-to-roll nanoimprinting, sophisticated optical micro- and nanostructures can be replicated with precision over large areas, enabling next-generation optical films that enhance performance, functionality and design freedom in future UX systems. AUMOVIO's expertise in developing advanced automotive displays and head-up display solutions, combined with its deep system integration capabilities, enables the seamless integration of Surventis' technologies into vehicle interiors that meet automotive standards and OEM requirements. Together, the companies have defined concrete development steps and initial industrialisation milestones to guide implementation. Optical films offer a forward-looking alternative to conventional optical components. They can enhance light distribution, improve readability and enable new functionalities in displays and projection systems while supporting scalable and cost-efficient manufacturing. For automotive OEMs, this provides greater flexibility in designing user interfaces and enhancing visual system performance.