Power Engineer
cadenceSan Jose (CA)
About the role
Cadence in California is seeking a skilled engineer to join our Power Analysis team, focusing on developing, debugging, and deploying Signoff power analysis flows at customer environments. You will closely work with R&D to integrate with synthesis and PnR stages and provide hands-on customer support. The role requires hands-on Signoff power analysis experience, UPF knowledge, Verilog/SystemVerilog, and scripting skills; you will help optimize power, automate flows, document findings, and
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