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Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in ASIC design and development, including RTL coding, microarchitecture definition, and low-power design techniques. Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams and mentor engineers while managing the full delivery lifecycle from requirements analysis to silicon qualification.
Highest-signal resume keywords
ASIC Design ActivitiesRTL CodingMicroarchitecture DefinitionEnd-to-End ASIC DevelopmentLow-Power ASIC Design Techniques
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Hard Skills
ASIC DesignRTL CodingMicroarchitecture DefinitionLow-Power Design TechniquesClock Domain CrossingAMS Verification MethodologiesSilicon Bring-UpLab ValidationSynthesisTiming Reports
Soft Skills
Technical LeadershipMentoringCollaboration
Tools & Technologies
EDA ToolsSynopsysCadenceMentor
Industry Keywords
EthernetNetworkingRequirements AnalysisVerificationSilicon Qualification
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Interpret and map documents from standard bodies to requirements/functions
- Work with architecture and cross-functional teams including SDK, verification, and emulation teams
- Comprehend high-level requirements and create microarchitecture documents
- Provide technical leadership to a team of designers
- Own delivery through planning, definition, and implementation phases
- Perform ASIC design activities including RTL coding, lint, CDC, RDC, and synthesis
- Review architecture, requirements, microarchitecture, synthesis, and timing reports
- Work with verification and lab validation teams to debug and qualify the implementation
- Own a major ASIC/function from requirements analysis through implementation, verification, and silicon qualification
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering with very good academics
- 10+ years of experience and hands-on experience in delivery of a major function/ASIC
- Preferred: Prior experience in Ethernet/Networking domain
- Ability to mentor and bring together engineers with differing but valid technical viewpoints
- Strong experience in end-to-end ASIC development
- Experience in microarchitecture definition and RTL design
- Experience with low-power ASIC design techniques and clock domain crossing
- Knowledge of AMS verification methodologies
- Exposure to silicon bring-up and lab validation
- Familiarity with EDA tools from Synopsys, Cadence, or Mentor
Benefits
Comp & perks- Laptop support with ordering needed
- Hybrid work arrangement
