Ken Dyer is a Principal Analog Design Engineer at Microsoft, where he leverages his extensive expertise in mixed-signal and analog integrated circuit design to drive innovation in cutting-edge technologies. With a primary focus on data conversion technology, Ken has played a pivotal role in the...
Ken Dyer is a Principal Analog Design Engineer at Microsoft, where he leverages his extensive expertise in mixed-signal and analog integrated circuit design to drive innovation in cutting-edge technologies. With a primary focus on data conversion technology, Ken has played a pivotal role in the development of custom analog and mixed-signal circuits that enhance user experiences across various platforms, including Mixed Reality, Xbox, and advanced sensor systems. His work not only supports the intricate demands of Microsoft silicon but also fosters connectivity among users, aligning with the company's vision of seamless interaction in a digital world.
In his current role, Ken leads key projects that involve the design and implementation of analog System-on-Chips (SoCs) and major functional blocks down to an impressive 4nm process node. His proficiency in circuit architecture, transistor-level design, and calibration is complemented by his adeptness with industry-standard tools such as Cadence Virtuoso and SPICE. Ken’s ability to navigate diverse CMOS process technologies, including those with and without FinFETs, allows him to tackle complex design challenges effectively, whether working independently or as part of a collaborative team.
His strong foundation in analog circuit design is further enhanced by his skills in MATLAB for simulation and analysis, as well as his experience in hardware design and PCB layout. Ken's commitment to excellence and innovation in the field of analog design not only positions him as a key contributor at Microsoft but also as a thought leader in the broader semiconductor industry. His passion for creating solutions that bridge technology and human interaction continues to inspire his work and the teams he leads.
