Job Description
ADI’s Analog Garage in Boston is also hiring a Staff Research Scientist in AI to take modern AI beyond text and images into physical signals: multimodal sensor data, precision actuators and RF systems. The scientist designs and validates new solutions that combine AI with ADI’s technology at the edge.
At a glance
- Team: Algorithmic Solutions Group, Analog Garage
- Location: Boston, Massachusetts
- Pay: $172,000 – $236,500 a year, as listed
- Apply: open until filled (re-checked 14 October 2026)
What you would do
- Find, with business leads and domain experts, problems that modern AI can newly solve
- Architect and validate AI solutions for multimodal sensor data, actuators and RF
- Fuse modern AI with ADI’s hardware at the edge
- Turn research into proofs of concept with measurable value
Why this role matters
Most AI progress has come from text and images, but many industries depend on physical signals such as vibration, radio waves and precise motion. ADI’s Analog Garage is trying to bring modern AI to those signals, working in a startup-like lab inside a large chip company. That makes the role a good fit for researchers who want real hardware impact.
What Analog Devices is looking for
- Research experience in modern machine learning
- Interest in applying AI to physical, sensor or RF signals
- Ability to work in a fast-moving, experiment-driven lab
Nice to have
- Signal processing, control or RF background
Pay and location
ADI lists $172,000 to $236,500 a year for this Boston role.
How to apply
Apply through the official Analog Devices job posting. Analog Devices’s posting does not give a closing date, so the role is open until filled; ResearchJobs.in will re-check this listing on 14 October 2026. Check the posting for location and work-authorisation details before you apply.
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Hiring institution: Analog Devices
Official advertisement: analogdevices.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com
How to prepare for this application
- Beyond text and images: show ML on time series, sensors, audio or RF.
- Physics-aware ML: models that respect physical constraints stand out.
- Proofs of concept: describe prototypes that reached hardware.
- Two openings: ADI also lists an AI-hardware co-design post in the same group.
About Analog Devices
Analog Devices (ADI) makes analog, mixed-signal, power and sensing chips. Its Analog Garage innovation lab in Boston and its Wilmington, Massachusetts site host research teams working on AI for physical signals, batteries and integrated photonics.