To work on Intel's next generation Client CPU SoC with latest process technology in the era of hyper scale computing.

Responsible to implement complex structural physical designs including synthesis floor planning power grid and clock tree designs place and route PnR Static Timing Analysis STA timing budgeting and closure RCextraction DFM and DRC cleanup.

Verify the physical designs through all the verification and signoff flows such as functional equivalency verification FEV timing performance verification PV Signal Integrity Noise layout design rules verification LV reliability verification RV and power optimization amp convergence.

The candidate has the opportunity to involve in defining Structural Design methodology and developing pioneering design flows with other cross functions stakeholders.

The candidate is expected to be very familiar with Industrial EDA tools and be able to provide technical consultation and design tradeoff.

Qualifications

Bachelor of Engineering degree or a Master of Science degree in Electronic Electrical or Computer Engineering or equivalent with preferably at least 5 years of experience.

The Devices Development Group (DDG) is a global organization focused on the development and integration of SOCs, critical IPs including Atom and chipsets that power Intel's leadership products. This business group leverages an incomparable mix of experts with different backgrounds, cultures, perspectives, and experiences to unleash the most innovative, amazing, and exciting computing experiences.