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Digital ASIC Design Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

remote servicesMillbrae (CA)

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About the role

About the Role: We are seeking an experienced Digital IC Design Engineer to join our growing team. In this role, you will be part of an experienced design team developing cutting-edge DSP and mixed-signal ICs. This is a hands-on technical position that requires in-depth technical expertise, and the ability to work in a team of highly experienced engineers to accomplish the goals.
Key Responsibilities: Flow system level requirements into Architecture and Design Specifications Work closely with Comm Systems Engineers to recommend implementation options for best power, performance, and area. Document and write RTL code to meet system requirements Write SystemVerilog testbenches and testcases to fully verify the design Develop timing constraints, Synthesize the design and perform Static Timing Analysis and Timing Closure. Perform gate level simulations. Support lab and HW/SW integration post-tapeout Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure timely project execution and design tape-outs Stay updated with the latest trends and technologies in wideband high speed IC design and apply them to improve project outcomes Occasional travel to the Bay Area (

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