Experienced SoC Digital Design Engineer

As a SoC Digital Design Engineer, you will have responsibilities spanning all aspects of SoC design flow.","responsibilities":"You will: Work with the architecture team to develop the microarchitecture spec. Develop RTL for one or more blocks following established design guidelines based on microarchitecture spec. Work on sophisticated design practices (Clock/Reset/Voltage domain crossing, DFT, Low Power Design, power optimisation, and synthesis). Work closely with the verification team on block/top level to ensure timely delivery of quality designs. Work closely with the physical design team to optimize the design and meet design targets (area, timing, and power).

Experience with scripting and programming languages with some of the following: Python, Perl, C, C++, and TCL is an advantage. Familiar with the various backend tools (synthesis and STA) - an advantage. Familiar with verification methodologies - an advantage., You hold an MSEE. You should have proven experience in silicon design: Microarchitecture definitions at the unit level RTL coding, block-level simulations, and synthesis Strong Verilog / System Verilog skills Strong collaboration skills

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