Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer - VLSI Tools
Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer - VLSI Tools
Posted 16 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Working on backend and frontend design and development of web applications targeting VLSI design and modeling.
- Collecting requirements and provide consultation to end users about their needs and use cases.
- Analyzing performance bottlenecks.
- Supporting and maintaining large scale data platform with high QoS.Building infrastructure and microservices for various big-data scenarios.
- What we need to see:5+ years of experience.
- Bachelors or Masters in Computer Science or related engineering or equivalent experience.
- Knowledge of VLSI design, modeling and verification.
- Experience with JavaScript and Node.jsKnowledge of modern frontend frameworks like Vue.js, React.js, Svelte, or Ember.jsComprehensive grasp of web development core concepts and industry standards
- Experience with design and development of distributed microservices.
- In depth understanding of database concepts and object modeling.
- Detailed knowledge of object oriented design, data structures and algorithms
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- Ways to stand out from the crowd: In depth familiarity with coding assistant tools (i.e.: Cursor, Claude Code, Co-pilot)
- Background with SQL and at least one SQL database server.
- Experience of developing web services for chip design, modeling and verification.
- Experience with MongoDB or other noSQL datastores and knowledge of Python or Golang.
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