Principal Physical Design Engineer Job in Bengaluru at Arm Technologies

Arm Technologies is hiring for the role of Principal Physical Design Engineer!

Responsibilities of the Candidate:

• Synthesis, Physical design and implementation of CPU cores, system interconnect and other ARM IP
• Analyze design timing, area and power to help improve the quality of ARM IP
• Develop and deploy new methodologies to improve implementation efficiency and results
• Support and develop detailed implementation analysis and data-mining methodologies
• Work with implementation and physical IP RTL design teams to drive analysis and optimization of our IP
• Converting R&D concepts into real implementation solutions
• Enable our partners to achieve the best possible quality of results

Requirements:

• Bachelor's or Master’s degree equivalent in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or other relevant technical fields
• 12+ years of proven experience in ASIC Implementation, Physical design, STA and Timing closure, Structured clock tree, PDN analysis, DFM and Physical verification
• The ability to demonstrate that you can express new insights and communicate them effectively
• Possess a high level of dedication, initiative and problem-solving skills.
• Experience in crafting and adopting new silicon implementation techniques and methodologies and promoting their use with international teams
• Previous experience in and knowledge of the entire IC design flow, from RTL through to GDS2
• Experience working closely in top and block-level Synthesis, Floor planning, Place and Route, CTS, logical and physical optimization, timing closure and power analysis flows

Preferred:

• Knowledge around Arm-based SoCs!
• Experience with a wide range of programming, scripting & data presentation languages Eg. Tcl, sh, csh, make, R, C, C++, Java, JS, HTML, Perl, Python, and Ruby
• Experience with low-power design techniques (power gating, voltage/frequency scaling)
• Experience with Verilog RTL design
• Experience with ATPG tools/and or production testing