Lead Product Engineer - Genus & Innovus
Jul 23, 2026 Shanghai, China
About us
Cadence is a pivotal leader in computational software.
- Size: 10,000+ employees
- Industry: Technology
At Cadence, we hire and develop leaders and innovators who want to make an impact on the world of technology.
Key Responsibilities - Foundry Design Service Team Support
Foundry Common Requirements - Genus & Innovus Enablement
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Key Responsibilities - Foundry Design Service Team Support
- Develop and maintain Genus-to-Innovus digital implementation reference flows for foundry design service teams.
- Support RTL synthesis, floorplanning, placement, CTS, routing, and physical optimization for production SoC designs.
- Provide methodology guidance on timing closure, congestion mitigation, and power-aware implementation at advanced nodes.
- Support hierarchical and block-based implementation flows used in design services and multi-project environments.
- Diagnose and resolve convergence issues impacting timing, power, area, and routability in late design stages.
- Enable reusable, standardized implementation flows across multiple foundry design service programs.
Foundry Common Requirements - Genus & Innovus Enablement
- Support foundry-preferred synthesis and place-and-route methodologies aligned with signoff expectations.
- Enable consistent constraint handling (SDC, UPF) across RTL synthesis and physical implementation stages.
- Support power-intent driven implementation flows including low-power optimization and power domain integration.
- Provide guidance on advanced-node challenges such as routing congestion, multi-patterning-aware placement, and CTS robustness.
- Support integration of Genus and Innovus flows with signoff tools such as Tempus, Quantus, Voltus, and Pegasus.
- Assist design service teams with ECO implementation, late-stage timing closure, and tapeout readiness.
We're doing work that matters. Help us solve what others can't.
Additional Information
- Posted: Jul 23, 2026