Principal Engineer – Physical Design
Principal Engineer – Physical Design
Posted 53 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Bachelor's or Masters Degree in Electrical / Electronics Engineering with 10+ years of relevant experience
- Hands-on experience in all aspects of physical design flows such as floor planning, placement optimization, clock tree synthesis, routing, crosstalk avoidance and physical verification
- Advanced knowledge of place and route methodologies.
- Recent experience with leading full chip Physical Design activities.
- Advanced knowledge of VLSI logic principles, clock structures, and design timing closure.
- Advanced knowledge of sign-off tools for Static Timing Analysis, Formal Equivalence, Parasitic Extraction, Power Integrity, and Physical Verification is required
- Knowledge of and experience in UPF and Low Power design practices throughout entire physical design flow.
- Daily use of ICC/ICC2 or Innovus is preferred.
- Experience with 40nm or 28nm technologies is required, 16nm or smaller technology preferred
- Proficiency in Tcl and Perl scripting is essential.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Excellent problem-solving and debugging skills. Self-motivated team player that can collaborate with multiple teams across a geographically diversecompany to achieve desired design goals is crucial.
- Travel Time:0% - 25%Physical Attributes: Hearing, Seeing, Talking, Works Alone, Works Around Others
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