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Engineer I - Design (ASIC)

As a member of Microchip’s engineering community, your primary responsibility will be to design, simulate, and verify various RTL-based blocks on our devices. Microchip’s designs are an SOC with various hard and soft IP blocks that support many industry standard protocols for Imaging, Networking System Connectivity, Compute, and Data Storage.

 

Duties & Responsibilities

General RTL and ASIC development

  • Detailed module design, performance analysis and detailed design specification creation.
  • Participate in the RTL implementation, synthesis, simulation, pre-layout/post-layout timing verification.
  • Understanding of emerging high speed design techniques to improve Data & Command processing bandwidth, reduce latencies & increase reliability.
  • Support porting the design into test chips and emulation platforms – experience with FPGA design and board implementation tools is advantageous.

Job Requirements

  • Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or Computer Science
  • Design courses and practical application of course learning for high-speed RTL design
  • Experience with RTL Design tools that include design entry, synthesis, formal verification, RTL/gate level simulation, cross-domain clocking analysis and static timing analysis.
  • Course and Practical usage in RTL design, design verification, synthesis & formality
  • Proficiency in SystemVerilog development languages
  • Course and Practical usage in Static Timing Analysis and Verilog simulation tools
  • Should be able to design complex state machines & data path logic
  • Proficiency in scripting languages (TCL / Perl / Python) and LINUX.
  • Ability to understand and implement industry standards.
  • Ability to write detailed design specifications.
  • Good analytical, oral and written communication skills
  • Able to write clean, readable presentations.
  • Self-motivated, proactive team player
  • Ability to work to schedule requirements.

Preferred

  • Master’s in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or Computer Science
  • FPGA and ASIC System On Chip Design Experience
  • Lab Experience for system-level validation