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Senior Staff CAD Engineer

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renesas electronics americaChandler (AZ)

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About the role

Overview: As Principal EDA/CAD Engineer you will lead global compute and CAD infrastructure for semiconductor development. You will bridge engineering, CAD and IT/IS to deliver scalable Linux environments and robust project/workspace platforms. You’ll drive automation, licensing, and integration with CI tools to improve reliability and observability. This role combines hands-on engineering with architectural oversight to enable efficient, worldwide collaboration on critical EDA workflows. You’ll shape infrastructure strategy and mentoring to build a resilient, scalable platform aligned with Renesas’ mission. Compensation / Benefits competitive benefits package
Responsibilities: Provide technical leadership for global EDA compute infrastructure Develop and support Linux-based engineering environments Own and evolve project/workspace architecture and lifecycle tooling Lead EDA license-server infrastructure and automation Develop Python, shell and other automation for CAD infrastructure Build dashboards, metrics and capacity planning for engineering infra Contribute to Linux OS strategy and tool compatibility for EDA environments Maintain architecture documentation and provide expert escalation
Key requirements: Significant experience in EDA/CAD infrastructure engineering within semiconductor development Strong Linux/Unix expertise Strong scripting and automation skills (Python and shell) Experience with LSF or comparable distributed compute environments Experience with Perforce Helix/IPLM or enterprise version-control systems Experience with EDA licensing (FlexNet) Troubleshooting and root-cause-analysis skills Ability to work across global teams Production-quality automation development Documentation and knowledge-transfer skills cross-functional collaboration problem solving ability to communicate complex concepts clearly LSF administration/integration Perforce server administration and architecture FlexNet license-server architecture

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