ASIC Design Engineer, BOOT and Power Management

Responsibilities

• As a designer, be responsible for making architectural trade-offs based on feature/performance/power requirements, analyze system implications, come up with the micro-architecture, implement RTL, drive the verification, close timing, and support silicon validation. During the course of a project you would end up…
• Own micro-architecture and RTL development of design modules
• Micro-architect features to meet performance, power and area requirements
• Work with HW architects to define critical features
• Work with verification teams to verify the correctness of implemented features
• Partner with timing, VLSI and Physical design teams to ensure design meets timing, interface requirements and is routable.
• What we need to see
• BTech/MTech with 2+ years of experience in crafting complex Units and CPU/micro-controller based Sub-systems
• Knowledge of security standards, protocols and system security architectures of modern SOC's would be a significant plus
• Excellent influencing skills resulting in collaboration with cross-cultural, multi geography and matrixed teams

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