Summary
Johan Vanderhaegen is a hardware architecture and algorithms lead with 9 years of focused experience in analog circuit design and analog-to-digital converters, currently driving neural interface hardware at Precision Neuroscience from Cupertino. He spent nearly a decade at Google leading analog/mixed-signal IC design teams, shipping ADCs, sensors, clocking and power IPs into SoCs and delivering electrochemical sensor ASICs from prototype to production. Johan combines academic rigor—PhD and MS from UC Berkeley and long-standing lecturing for EE240C—with hands-on industry execution, bridging architecture, IC design, packaging, test, and firmware integration. Earlier leadership at Bosch and long-term research at Berkeley’s BWRC underpin a career that spans research, management, and productization. He’s served on ISSCC’s ITPC, reflecting peer recognition in the solid-state circuits community. Known for translating challenging analog-system constraints into manufacturable IP, he brings both deep circuit-level insight and practical system delivery experience.
9 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
PhD Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, PhD Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at University of California, Berkeley
Engineering degree Electrical Engineering, Engineering degree Electrical Engineering at KU Leuven