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About the role

We are looking for an experienced CDC/RDC Engineer to work on advanced SoC designs, focusing on Clock Domain Crossing (CDC) and Reset Domain Crossing (RDC) verification and signoff.
Responsibilities: Perform CDC and RDC analysis, verification, and signoff for complex SoC designs. Develop and review CDC/RDC constraints, waivers, and methodologies. Analyze and debug clock-domain and reset-domain crossing violations. Work closely with RTL, Design, Physical Design, and Verification teams to resolve issues. Review RTL for proper clock/reset synchronization and identify potential metastability risks. Run CDC/RDC checks and generate detailed reports for design reviews and signoff. Support methodology development, automation, and scripting using Tcl/Python where required. Participate in design reviews and ensure CDC/RDC quality across multiple IPs and SoC blocks.
Required Skills: Strong experience in CDC and RDC verification/signoff. Good understanding of clock-domain crossing, reset-domain crossing, metastability, synchronizers, and clock/reset architectures. Strong RTL knowledge with Verilog/SystemVerilog. Experience with CDC/RDC tools such as Synopsys SpyGlass CDC/RDC, VC SpyGlass, Questa CDC, or Cadence tools. Experience working on ASIC/SoC designs and advanced technology nodes. Good debugging and problem-solving skills.

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