Description

Description

As a Full Chip Integration Engineer, you will be participating in the physical design, integration, and verification of high performance, low power processor development. • Full chip floorplan, area optimizations, block partitioning and pin placements • Own chip level place and route (PnR), final CPU layout database construction and verification (PDV) • Develop and validate Power Grid, including routability analysis • Drive custom layout integration, block and full-chip level EM/IR, electrical verification/analysis as well as formal verification • Work with the implementation/CAD teams during the entire chip design cycle to drive signoff closure for tapeout • Work with the SOC team to meet IP technical and delivery requirements • Participate in establishing CAD and physical design methodologies and flow development for chip integration and analysis • Scripting to automate tasks and improve debug efficiency

Minimum Qualifications

• Minimum BS and 10+ years of relevant industry experience
• Experience with scripting in Perl or TCL

Preferred Qualifications

• Knowledge of industrial standards and practices in Physical Design, including Floorplanning, Partitioning, Budgeting, Place and Route and Physical Verification
• Experience in developing and implementing Power Grid and Clock specifications
• Solid knowledge of Low Power Design, Physical Construction, Integration, EMIR (Drop/Noise), SIGEM Analysis, Formal Verification, Physical PDV, DRC/LVS Verification, and DFM
• Solid understanding of verification tools such as Conformal LP, LEC, RedHawk, Calibre
• Solid understanding of CMOS circuit design. Layout design background is a plus
• Working knowledge of Extraction and STA methodology and tools
• Working knowledge of Computer Architecture
• Ability to work well in a team, being an excellent problem solver, and self motivated

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