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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # ASIC Digital Design Engineer - **Company:** Synopsys - **Location:** Boxborough, MA, United States - **Salary:** $135,800.0 - $195,100.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Software Debugging, Logic Synthesis of Circuits, Perl (Programming Language), Python (Programming Language), Static Timing Analysis, Tcl (Programming Language), Verilog, Scripting, Application Specific Integrated Circuits - **Published:** May 17, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.careerjet.com/jobad/usd3a817bf39a552005338a2b8cac8f8a7 ## About the Role The ideal candidate will specialize in one of the following, experience in multiple areas would be a bonus: * ASIC RTL design and verification experience. * Verilog, PERL, TCL, Python skills. * Static timing analysis and synthesis knowledge. * Simulation and debugging abilities. * HBM/DDR protocol experience is an asset. Who You Are: * Analytical, collaborative, adaptable. * Strong communicator and problem solver. * Customer-focused and proactive. ## Description Our Hardware Engineers at Synopsys are responsible for designing and developing cutting-edge semiconductor solutions. They work on intricate tasks such as chip architecture, circuit design, and verification to ensure the efficiency and reliability of semiconductor products. These engineers play a crucial role in advancing technology and enabling innovations in various industries. Play Video, You are an experienced ASIC digital designer or verifier who thrives on solving complex technical challenges. You have strong Verilog and scripting skills, understand front-end flows, and enjoy collaborating with diverse teams. Your curiosity and adaptability help you grow and deliver outstanding support to customers and colleagues. What You'll Be Doing: * Creating and debugging test benches and test cases. * Running RTL and gate-level simulations. * Supporting application engineers and customers on HBM/DDR PHY topics. * Contributing to technical documentation. * Driving product improvements based on customer feedback. The Impact You Will Have: * Accelerate deployment of HBM and DDR PHY IP solutions. * Enhance product reliability and customer satisfaction. * Support innovation through expert guidance. * Improve Synopsys' products with your insights. * Build lasting customer relationships., Once your resume has been selected, a recruiter and/or hiring manager will reach out to learn more about you, share more about the role, and answer any questions you might have. Interview Next up is interviewing (in person or virtual). You'll be invited to meet with members of the hiring team to discuss your skills and experience, and what you're looking for in your next role. Offer Congratulations! When you have been selected for the role, your recruiter will reach out to make you a verbal offer (a written offer will follow your conversation), and we hope you accept! Onboarding There will be some steps you need to take before you start to ensure a smooth first day, including new hire documentation. Welcome! Once you've joined, your manager, team, and a peer buddy will help you get acclimated. Over the next few weeks, you'll be invited to join activities and training to help you ramp up for a successful future at Synopsys! ## Related Videos - [The Billion Dollar Machine: First Time Right.](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/videos/393-the-billion-dollar-machine-first-time-right) - [Using AI Without Losing Your Skills](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/videos/2045-using-ai-without-losing-your-skills) - [JavaScript? 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