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Physical Implementation Engineer

Physical Implementation Engineer
by Admin on 07-20-2020 at 12:45 pm

  • Full Time
  • Meylan (FRA)
  • Applications have closed

 

To support the growth of its ASIC / SoC design activity and meet the ever-increasing challenges of its customers regarding the density, consumption and operating frequency of their integrated circuits, we are looking for a Physical Implementation Engineer.

YOUR MAIN MISSIONS:

  • Support a complete circuit by improving the physical implementation flow (RTL to GDSII) :
    • Topographic synthesis
    • Writing of low power architecture files (UPF)
    • Floorplan, Placement-Routing, Synthesis of clock trees, Performance optimization (surface, delays, consumption)
    • Physical implementation (RTL2GDSII)
  • Static Timing Analysis (STA)
    • Post-layout verification (STA, formal proof, DRC, LVS, IR Drop …)
    • Development of timing constraints
  •  Develop and improve the design flow
    • Maintenance of EDA tools
    • Flow automation (TCL, Bash)

THIS JOB IS FOR YOU :

Engineer training or Bac + 5 in microelectronics, you justify a minimum of 5 years experience in Placement-Routing and / or in post-layout validation (STA, DRC, LVS) STA or in support of EDA tools for physical implementation (RTL2GDSII)

Required Skills :

  • Knowledge of PnR design tools (Innovus, ICC2, Nitro-SoS) and Signoff verification (Prime Time, Caliber, RedHawk …
  • Programming skills required
  • Fluent English
  • Topographic synthesis with adjustment of the constraints would be a plus

This position requires autonomy, rigor, methodology and teamwork, with ease of communication to evolve in a multifunctional group (digital, layout, measures …) and multicultural.

EVOLUTION:

In an environment with high technical content, you will be able to develop your skills and evolve, according to your wishes, towards increased technical responsibilities, towards project management or technical supervision.

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