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Graduate Talent – CPU-SoC Silicon Design
Intel Corporation. Participate in training, design, and development of next-generation SOC/CPU for Intel products .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in VLSI CMOS IC design, including structural physical design methodologies and high-speed clocking circuit design. Proficient in using CAD tools for simulation and validation of circuit performance across various platforms and operating systems.
Highest-signal resume keywords
VLSI CMOS IC DesignRegister Transfer Level (RTL) ValidationCAD Tools ProficiencyC ProgrammingHigh-Speed Clocking Circuit Design
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Hard Skills
VLSI DesignCircuit SimulationPhysical Layout DesignTiming BudgetingPower-Grid DesignSynthesisPlace and RouteRC ExtractionFunctional ValidationAnalog IP Development
Tools & Technologies
UNIXCAD ToolsAndroidWindows
Certifications & Qualifications
Bachelor of EngineeringMaster of Science
Industry Keywords
Deep-Submicron ProcessesLPDDREMMCSATAUFSPCIeUSBMIPISignal IntegrityClock Domains
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesAndroidUnix
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Participate in training, design, and development of next-generation SOC/CPU for Intel products
- Assist design unit owners in Register Transfer Level (RTL) model functional validation
- Use CAD tools to simulate logic behavior and circuit performance and guide physical design for deep-submicron embedded circuit solutions
- Verify circuit behavior against original simulation models and first silicon
- Define VLSI structural design methodology and develop design flows
- Implement structural physical designs including synthesis, floor planning, power-grid and clock-tree design, timing budgeting and closure, place and route, RC extraction, and integration
- Verify structural physical designs for functional equivalency, timing/performance, noise, layout design rules, reliability, and power
- Develop analog IP on next-generation deep-submicron processes for Intel SOCs
- Perform VLSI CMOS IC design, solid-state physics, and physical layout tasks
- Design high-speed clocking circuits such as PLL, DLL, and bandgap circuits, or high-voltage I/O such as DDR/LPDDR, GPIO, and OPIO
- Integrate third-party IPs, including synthesis, functional and/or timing convergence, and pre- and post-silicon debugging
- Handle signals crossing power planes and clock domains
- Work with industry-standard protocols and interfaces including LPDDR, eMMC, SATA, UFS, PCIe, USB, and MIPI
- Perform system integration across silicon, platform, firmware, middleware, drivers, operating systems, and applications on Android- and Windows-based tablets and phones
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor of Engineering degree or Master of Science degree in Electronic, Electrical or Computer Engineering
- Familiarity with Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) logic circuit design
- Well versed in UNIX
- Well versed in C programming
- Well versed in relevant Computer Aided Design (CAD) tools
Benefits
Comp & perks- Hybrid work model allowing employees to split their time between working on-site at their assigned Intel site and off-site