Job Description:

Candidate will join the custom circuit design team to execute the design of IOs/Analog/Mixed signal circuits & their integration into FPGA.

Requirements/Qualifications:

Experience Required in Few/all of the following design areas
 

• High Speed IO design and analysis in FPGA/SoC
• DDR/LPDDR design and Analysis
• Experience in General purpose IOs in different technologies
• Good understanding of ESD and Latch up
• Good Understanding of DDR timing and ODT functionality
• Experience in Signal/Power integrity simulations
• Voltage detectors, Current mirrors & voltage regulators
• Power on Reset circuits
• Simultaneous switching Noise and Jitter simulation.

The IO design Group Is Responsible For
 

• Perform feasibility studies including idea creation; develop specification, design, and verification of the IOs.
• Write IP specifications, verification plans, and documentation
• Generate test bench and automatic regression plans
• Responsible for simulations, verifications, help in silicon bring up and characterization of IOs
• Candidate will be responsible for interface collaborate with and support multiple groups in organization
• Candidate may be expected to support customer questions and help in resolving the issues

Required Skills and Experience:

• 5-8 years of related work experience.
• Good Knowledge in Circuit design and circuit analysis
• Experience in FinFet technology.
• Good knowledge of IC chip design, development flow, process, and methodology
• Good understanding of CMOS device operation and characteristics
• Must have circuit simulation experience using Cadence, Spectre, HSPICE , or equivalent tools
• Experience in running Solido variation designer
• Experience with UNIX shell scripting or Perl scripting
• Experience with SOC tools such as mixed signal simulators and Cadence Virtuoso is required
• Excellent written and verbal communication in English
• Good analytical and problem-solving skills
• Experience in silicon validation
• Must be familiar with layout parasitic extraction tools and layout dependent impairments in advanced CMOS processes
• Must be able to work independently, create and adhere to schedules