About Me
I’m Nicholas Saiz, and I work in various areas of RF/microwave/terahertz (THz) systems, ranging from systems engineering to silicon SiGe BiCMOS and CMOS design, and advanced packaging. My experience includes working on phased array systems at Lockheed Martin, sub-THz SiGe RFIC design for Humatics Corporation, and recently co-founding Teradar, where I serve as the chief silicon architect. At Teradar, we design high-performance automotive-grade THz silicon RFICs for high-volume production, and we’ve broken several performance records along the way.
Biography
Nicholas has over 15 years of industry experience working in ATE, microwave systems, silicon RFICs, and advanced packaging. Currently, he serves as the chief silicon architect at Teradar, where he is leading a team developing automotive-grade THz silicon RFICs. Nicholas holds a BSEE (2007) and MSEE (2010) from San Jose State University, and a Ph.D. EE from Stanford University (2018). He was awarded with the 2017 Analog Devices Outstanding Student Designer Award.
