Machine Learning Physical Design Engineer
careermoverAustin (TX)
About the role
Machine Learning Physical Design EngineerAustin, United States | Posted on 09/06/2023
The role of Machine Learning Physical Design Engineer at Apple offers an exciting opportunity for innovation and impact within the dynamic ML PD (Machine Learning Physical Design) group. With a minimum of a Bachelor's degree and over 10 years of relevant industry experience, you will be part of a team focused on creating the most efficient application processors for Apple's next-generation products. Your responsibilities will include leveraging your expertise in physical design and machine learning to tackle challenging problems across various aspects of the design flow, such as logic synthesis, floor planning, power/clock distribution, place and route, and more. This role involves close collaboration with cross-functional teams, including design, power, post silicon, CAD, software, and machine learning, to develop cutting-edge solutions that will shape the future of Apple's products. Strong programming skills in Python, along with excellent communication and organizational abilities, are essential for success in this role. Knowledge of TCL or C++ is a plus, and experience with circuit design and flow development is advantageous. If you're passionate about innovation and eager to contribute to groundbreaking Apple products, this role offers a unique and rewarding opportunity.
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