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Staff Digital Design Engineer

Staff Digital Design Engineer
by Vilexika on 01-10-2025 at 6:58 am

Summary

Innatera’s VLSI design team is responsible for design and realization of energy-efficient mixed-signal neuromorphic processors/SoCs for AI at the sensor edge. The team is looking for a Staff Digital Design Engineer.

We will trust you with:

  • Designing and architecting digital IP and subsystems;
  • Making sure the IP under test gets fully verified by the verification engineer;
  • Designing and architecting the SoC level integrating all IP and subsystems;
  • Aiding in verifying the SoC functionality with top-level tests;
  • Assisting and/or performing all front-end design tasks: design, verification, DFT, synthesis, STA and formal equivalence checking.

Your experience includes:

  • At least 10 years of experience in ASIC Design;
  • Demonstrate ability to design from scratch complex digital modules, preferably in the area of hw accelerators, Computer Vision, DSP or Neural Netwoks;
  • Deep understanding of the SW-HW systems;
  • Power aware design and understanding of power domains;
  • Experience in architecting complex SOC subsystems or even entire SOCs;
  • Strong documentation skills;
  • Demonstrate the ability to work within a team with minimum supervision;
  • Design or integration of RISC/DSP processors and their ecosystem;
  • Strong verification skills with impeccable reuse and best practices;
  • Experience with various fast&slow communication protocols (SPI, I2C, UART, …) and on-chip bus protocols (AMBA, OBI, …);
  • Test methodologies (using JTAG, scan, memory BIST);
  • EDA tool flows and scripting (eg: in Python).
  • Version control (git) and CI/CD (github, gitlab, Jenkins, …);
  • (Embedded) C and/or C++ and/or System C;
  • Synthesis, timing analysis and timing closure;
  • Chip bring-up, silicon and system debug.

Does it sound interesting – then apply by the link below!

 

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To view the job application please visit innatera.jobs.personio.com.

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