Principal Engineer, Electrical Design

Our team works on the most advanced digital power management ICs in the industry. This is an excellent full-time/permanent role giving the opportunity to work with an expert team pushing the envelope of digital design, verification, debug, simulation, and automation script development and thus contributing to industry leading chips.

Responsibilities

Develop, debug, and verify digital designs in pre and post silicon environment; Write tests to verify bulk design intent as per specification.; Learn, develop and improve scripts to facilitate design automation flows.; Manage assigned design blocks in design requirements, architecture, and implementation; Research and present new tools in aid of design development process; Act as technical mentor for junior engineers.; Represent digital design as functional digital design lead in design projects.

Requirements

BSc/MSc in Electrical Engineering/Computer Engineering (EE/ECE) and 10+ years of relevant industry experience; Prior design project work experience showing collaborative and innovative thinking; Proficient in developing CDC / RDC / LINT clean designs in Verilog; Comfortable with debugging mixed-signal designs in System Verilog based test benches; Exposed to gate level simulation debug.; Experience in designing industry standard serial interfaces (I2C, I3C, SPI, I2S etc); Strong analytical skills and debug methodology; Good written and verbal communications skills; Working experience with Cadence or Synopsys design tool flows.; Hands-on technical leadership role resulting in successful projects.

Nice to have

Proficient in scripting languages such as Python/Perl; Knowledge of ARM cortex M-series processor and computer architecture in general.; Exposure to mixed signal designs w/ basic understanding of analog circuits.; Experience in digital backend design flow (synthesis / STA / P&R); Full design flow experience (specification, micro-architecture, RTL implementation, backend implementation).; Experience with PMBus/SMBus, AVSBus, SVID, SVI3