Embedded Memory Design, Sr Manager

Developing CMOS embedded memories such as SP SRAM, DP SRAM, Register File, and ROM. Designing architecture and circuit implementation, focusing on ultra-high speed, ultra-low power, or high-density design portfolios. Performing schematic entry, circuit simulation, layout planning, layout supervision, design verification, and validation. Interfacing with CAD and Frontend engineers for memory compiler automation, EDA model generation, and full verification flow. Performing bit cell development and verification, and driving physical layout design and verification. Providing support and/or performing other duties as assigned and required. The Impact You Will Have: Driving innovation in CMOS embedded memory design. Enhancing the performance and efficiency of our memory products. Leading and mentoring a team of engineers to achieve project goals. Ensuring the successful execution of design, simulation, and verification processes. Collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize design workflows. Contributing to the continuous improvement of our design methodologies and tools. What You ll Need: Bachelor s or Master s degree in Electrical Engineering, Telecommunication, or related fields. Minimum 10 years of memory design experience with the ability to lead a team of at least 5 people. Proficiency in CMOS memory design, circuit simulation, memory layout designs, layout parasitic extraction, and knowledge of layout verification tools and debugging techniques. Programming capability in C-Shell, Perl, with C++ or JavaScript being a plus. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detail. Who You Are: Self-motivated, self-directed, and well-organized. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and negotiation skills. Ability to lead and mentor trainees and junior engineers. Proficient in Microsoft Office tools. Strong command of English, both verbal and written. Professional, with critical/logical thinking and a focus on future goals. Highly committed to continuous learning and professional development