Architect complex modules and subsystems used in high performance networking chips.
Write detailed functional as well as the micro-architecture specification for your module that meets power/area/performance targets.
Implement the design using Verilog or System Verilog
Write functional coverage/SVA to help verification catch corner case bugs.
Make sure your module meets the power targets by using state-of-the-art power reduction techniques during architecture and implementation phases.
Work with Physical design team for optimal floorplan and timing closure. Identify and fix timing in RTL to meet the frequency target.
Work with the Verification team to make sure your block is fully validated.
Provide guidance and mentoring to new college-grad engineers and interns.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering required (Master’s strongly desired) with 10+ years of relevant experience.
Strong analytical/ problem solving skills.
Demonstrated skills in leading and implementing high performance modules from specification to final netlist.
Knowledge of Computer Architecture/networking protocols through prior work is strongly desired.
Strong coding skills in Verilog/System Verilog through previous work experience are necessary.
Knowledge of synthesis/lint and other state-of-the-art EDA tools used in typical ASIC development process is highly desired.
Excellent written and verbal communications skills is necessary.
Knowledge of Perl/Python is strongly desired.

Benefits

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools

VerilogSystem Verilogfunctional coverageSVApower reduction techniquestiming closureRTLsynthesislintEDA tools

Soft Skills

analytical skillsproblem solving skillsleadershipmentoringcommunication skills