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Lead Engineer/Manager for Memory Subsystems

Lead Engineer/Manager for Memory Subsystems
by Daniel Nenni on 08-18-2020 at 7:05 pm

Website Achronix

Job Description/Responsibilities
The opening is for a design lead who is responsible for the entire design and execution of various memory and GPIO subsystems, leading a cross-functional team across RTL, verification, DFT and physical design. This employee is expected to provide technical leadership to their team and be the go-to engineering expert on memory protocols.

The primary responsibilities include:

Plan and manage the execution of the multiple subsystems, tracking interactions and hand-offs between different team members

Provide technical leadership to the team, especially on protocol-specific design decisions and priorities

Interface with various teams, including architecture, planning, software, packaging and product engineering, to align on specs, PRDs and hand-offs across teams

Interface with the various technical horizontals to ensure flows are being used correctly and various QA reviews are being conducted
Interface with third-party IP vendors on various technical issues

Required Skills
Expertise in memory controllers and PHYs, especially DDR4/5, GDDR6 and HBM2/2e
Experience with interconnect protocols, such as AXI, ACE, APB, etc.

Good knowledge of various simpler GPIO protocols, such as I2C, SPI, etc.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills

Ability to work in a dynamic and fast-paced environment, with a proactive mindset
Experience with post-Si bring-up and debug
Experience with system-level performance modeling is a plus

Experience with PCIe/CXL/CCIX is a plus
Experience with synthesis and STA is a plus

Education and Experience
BS/MS with 9+ years of experience, the significant part of which is in memory PHY and/or controller design and verification
Prior experience leading cross-functional teams
Worked on designs at the latest process nodes
Previous experience on at least 3-4 product developments, preferably including post-Si bring-up

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