SOC Engineering, Staff Engineer

Job Description

Working on producing highly optimized hardware IP for the ARC family of configurable processors. Collaborating with an international multi-disciplinary team on the qualification, benchmarking, and test chip implementation of new microprocessor IPs. Participating in in-house test chip designs and development platforms to learn about potential applications of our microprocessor IPs. Assisting in customer sales and design-ins of our IP, providing technical support and expertise. Implementing a comprehensive implementation flow that is configurable and supported by Synopsys memory compilers and standard cell libraries. Ensuring the highest standards of quality in physical verification and IR processes. The Impact You Will Have: Contributing to the development of cutting-edge microprocessor IPs that set industry standards. Enhancing the capabilities of our customers by enabling them to develop highly sophisticated embedded designs. Driving the success of our products through your expertise in physical verification and IR. Supporting our sales team by providing technical insights and facilitating design-ins. Improving the efficiency and configurability of our implementation flows. Helping to position Synopsys as a leader in the semiconductor industry through continuous innovation. What You ll Need: Bachelor s degree in electronics engineering or computer science; Master s degree is a plus. Minimum of 5 years of related experience in physical verification and IR. Proficiency in Verilog/VHDL. Expertise in Unix, Perl, and TCL scripting. Understanding of microprocessor design is highly desirable. Who You Are: A detail-oriented professional with strong analytical skills. An excellent communicator with the ability to convey complex technical concepts effectively. A team player who thrives in a collaborative, international environment. A proactive learner who stays updated with the latest industry trends and technologies. A problem solver who enjoys tackling challenging technical issues