Summary Posted: Feb 15, 2022
Weekly Hours: 40
Role Number:200201822
As an ASIC Design Engineer, the individual's primary responsibility will be RTL design. This will include block/function definition, specification, design, simulation and unit level verification of digital functions on Mixed Signal ASICs.
Key Qualifications
* Typically requires more than 8 years or more experience in digital design including RTL design experience
* Experience in setting up Power Distribution architecture, power intent specification and validation methodology
* Defining methodology and creating infrastructure to support FPGA based prototyping
* Flow automation scripts using Perl/Python, Tcl, and shell scripts
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* Experience in Low Power is desired
* Power user of industry standard RTL Design & Synthesis tools. Knowledge of Extraction and STA methodology and tools
* Knowledge of best practices with respect to implementation of digital logic
* Understanding of digital design flow including RTL simulation, logic synthesis, timing constraints, timing closure, STA, back annotation of parasitics, gate level simulation, equivalence checking
* Experience in DisplayPort or DSP is preferred
* Understanding of Design Verification and the ability to write self-checking test suites
* Experience in hands-on lab evaluation
* Understanding of ASIC test methodology such as scan insertion, memory BIST and test pattern generation
Description
Work with systems team to understand the top level requirements of the digital functions and develop detailed specifications Implement the function in Verilog RTL to specification Perform unit level testing on the RTL function Support the DV team by writing self-checking tests as required Supporting all design integration activities like Lint, CDC, Synthesis & ECO Working with Physical Design Team on STA, physical, power and logical issues
Education & Experience
BSEE or MSEE, 5+ years of relevant experience
Additional Requirements