Sorry, this listing is no longer accepting applications. Don’t worry, we have more awesome opportunities and internships for you.

Senior Digital IC Design Engineer

LaBine & Associates

Senior Digital IC Design Engineer

Cambridge, MA
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    Fulltime Senior Digital ASIC Designer in the Boston area, responsible for designing high-performance digital ASICs in advanced technologies (14nm FinFET, 22FDX, etc.)

    Specific Responsibilities:

    • Defining and implementing design flows
    • Leading design and implementation teams
    • Synthesis, P&R, and timing closure
    • DFT insertion
    • Implement clock and reset nets
    • Integrate third-party IP
    • Top-level chip integration
    • Detailed analysis design and capture
    • This role requires familiarity with architectures for secure systems design, such as cryptographic encoders/decoders or tagged processor architectures is a plus.
    • Demonstrated experience with successful tapeouts at advanced nodes is required.
    • Experience leading and managing design teams is also desired

    Required Qualifications:

    • Electrical Engineering Degree (PhD or MSEE+6 preferred)
    • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
    • Fluent in Verilog/VHDL
    • Fluent in Cadence or equivalent Digital ASIC Tool Suite, e.g., Genus, Innovus, Tempus, Voltus, etc.
    • Experience with high-level design, simulation, and verification tools
    • Experience with scripting languages Python/PERL and regular expressions
    • Ability to acquire and maintain a security clearance

    You'll get to the top of the pile with these skills:

    • Experience with Linux/UNIX OS, piping, batching, etc.
    • Experience with SRAM compilers and architecture tradespace
    • Familiarity with memory design for SRAM, DRAM, and NVRAM
    • Familiarity with SOC Tradespace including processor selection, memory and bus implementation, and architecture
    • Familiarity with hardware security,(encryption, key management, TRNG/DRNG, PUFs, root-of-trust, design obfuscation)
    • Familiarity with analog ASICs: Voltage and Current sources, Amplifiers, Converters, PLLs, and Transceivers