ASIC Design Engineer (Semiconductor Industry)

MILPITAS, CAPosted 20 days ago

Job summary

• Job post source

  This job is from a recruiting firm hiring for a separate company, as DBSI Services appears to be facilitating the hire for Socionext.

• Job overview

  The ASIC Design Engineer role involves front-end SoC/ASIC design to support product development and meet performance, power, area, and schedule goals within the semiconductor industry.

• Responsibilities and impact

  The engineer will support all phases of ASIC design execution, including architecture, logic design, RTL coding, verification, synthesis, timing closure, and silicon bring-up, while collaborating with internal and external teams to meet project deadlines and quality standards.

• Experience and skills

  Candidates need a Bachelor's in EE or similar, 5+ years in micro-architecture and front-end ASIC design, proficiency in System Verilog, AMBA protocols, timing analysis, and debugging, with preferred skills in SoC architecture, CPU/GPU/DSP knowledge, low-power design, and high-speed interfaces.

• Job location and travel

  The position is located in Milpitas, CA.

Company overview

DBSI Services, Inc. is a company that specializes in providing engineering and technical services, particularly within the automotive industry. They offer a range of roles including controls engineers, service engineers, and project managers, with job locations primarily in Michigan, such as Auburn Hills and Dearborn Heights. Founded in 1995, DBSI Services has a long history of delivering specialized engineering solutions and is known for its involvement in various automotive projects. The company generates revenue through staffing and consulting services, catering to the needs of automotive and other technical sectors.

How to land this job

• Position your resume to highlight your micro-architecture and front-end ASIC design experience, emphasizing your proficiency with System Verilog, AMBA bus protocols, and timing analysis to align with DBSI Services' requirements.

• Emphasize your hands-on experience with ASIC front-end design, integration of IPs/modules, and skills in Lint/CDC checks, synthesis, and timing closure, as these are critical for the role.

• Apply through multiple channels including DBSI Services' corporate career site and LinkedIn to maximize your chances of being noticed for this position.

• Connect with engineers and hiring managers in the SoC business unit at DBSI Services on LinkedIn; a good ice breaker is to mention your interest in their work on SoC architecture or ask about their experience with ARM or RISC-V CPU design.

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