Principal Memory Design Engineer, HBM
Principal Memory Design Engineer, HBM
Posted 42 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Design and optimize DRAM circuits spanning digital, analog, and memory core subsystems to meet aggressive power, performance, and reliability targets
- Develop and refine floorplans, routing strategies, power delivery networks, sense margins, timings, and die‐size tradeoffs
- Perform advanced circuit simulations using FINESIM, HSPICE, and VERILOG, analyzing speed, power, noise, and long‐term reliability
- Model parasitics, verify power and signal integrity, and support validation, reticle experiments, and tape‐out revisions
- Drive simulation‐to‐silicon correlation, identify gaps, and recommend schematic and layout improvements
- Lead technical reviews, documentation, and best‐practice standardization across design and layout teams
- Coordinate and manage layout and build resources, tracking breakthroughs and resolving critical path issues
- Serve as a key technical interface across design, verification, test, and technology development while communicating project status and risks
- BS in Electrical Engineering or related field, or equivalent experience, with advanced coursework in CMOS circuit building, VLSI, and analog circuits
- Strong hands‐on expertise with Cadence Virtuoso, physical layout, and circuit floorplanning
- Proven experience using FINESIM, HSPICE, and VERILOG for complex circuit simulation and analysis
- Demonstrated ability to solve ambitious technical problems with significant design or innovation impact
- Deep knowledge of DRAM subsystem architecture, operation, or building, with experience leading multi-functional technical efforts
- MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering or a related field, or equivalent experience
- Strong industry awareness of memory technology trends and emerging design methodologies
- Exceptional communication and leadership skills with the ability to influence across organizations(LLM)
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