MTS Silicon Design Engineer

THE ROLE:

As a member of the Silicon Design team at AMD you will help create leading edge IP’s used in a wide variety of applications. The focus of this role is to lead, design, plan and execute RTL design for NoC (Network on Chip).

THE PERSON:

Successful candidate will have an SOC/ASIC Design background, would have participated in several silicon design projects with increasing level of scope/responsibilities and has a history of achieving results through effective execution.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Write micro-architecture documentation and own major portions of the design and implementation of blocks to meet functional, timing, area, and power requirements.
• Collaborate with architecture and hardware teams to understand the requirements.
• Help lead and mentor other engineers to achieve project goals and organizational growth.
• Work with verification and physical design teams to achieve high quality design and successful tape outs.
• Design and implement logic functions that enable efficient test and debug.
• Contribute in cross-functional teams to solve novel problems across multiple functional areas in development of required features.
• Implement automation to increase design team efficiency.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:

• Must have proven track record of ASIC design on several production tape-outs.
• Experience in Designing RTL block for an SOC.
• Experience in integrating ASIC IP into an SOC.
• Experience with Arm architecture and APB, AXI, CHI protocols.
• Experience with synthesis, static timing analysis & optimizations.
• Experience writing timing constraints and exceptions.
• Experience with automation using scripting techniques such as PERL, Python or Tcl
• Ability to develop clear and concise engineering documentation.
• Ability to organize and present complex technical information.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Exhibit strong ownership of tasks and responsibilities.

ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS:

• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in computer engineering/Electrical Engineering
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