SoC Design Engineer

Role Description: A System-on-Chip (SoC) Design Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, integrating, and verifying integrated circuits that combine multiple IPs into a single chip. The role involves collaboration across various functional areas, including digital design, verification and physical design. Key responsibilities: Essential functions and duties of this position include but are not limited to the following: - Architecture & Specification: • Define and document system requirements. • Develop architectural specifications for the SoC design. - RTL (Register-Transfer Level) Design: • Write Verilog RTL code. • Integrate IPs into SoC. • Implement design logic to meet performance, power, and area goals. • Clock structure and IOMUX planning. • RTL and netlist sanity check. - IP Integration: • Integrate third-party and internally developed IP blocks (CPU cores, GPUs, DSPs, memory interfaces). • Validate IP functionality and ensure compatibility within the SoC. - Verification collaboration: • Co-work with verification team for bug fix. - Physical design collaboration: • Collaborate with physical designers for synthesis, and timing closure. • Optimize designs for power, area, and timing constraints.