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Retym

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ASIC backend designer (Graduate)

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Summary

Entry-level ASIC back-end (physical design) engineer joining Retym's silicon design team in Yerevan: a recent graduate works alongside senior engineers on block- and chip-level implementation using RTL2GDS flows (synthesis, floorplan, placement, CTS, routing) and timing closure on 2nm-and-below nodes. Core skills: VLSI/CMOS fundamentals, STA, Linux, Tcl.

FWe are looking for a Junior ASIC Back-End (Physical Design) Engineer to join our silicon design team. The ideal candidate is a recent graduate or early-career engineer with a strong foundation in VLSI concepts and an interest in ASIC physical implementation and timing closure.

You will work closely with seasoned physical design engineers on block- and chip-level implementation, learning industry-standard flows and tools on advanced 2nm and below tech nodes.


Requirements

Minimum Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field
  • Strong understanding of:
  • Digital logic and CMOS fundamentals
  • VLSI physical design concepts
  • Setup/hold timing and basic STA
  • Familiarity with the ASIC RTL2GDS flow: Synthesis → Floorplan → Placement → CTS → Routing
  • Basic experience with Linux environments
  • Basic Tcl scripting skills
  • DFT awareness

Preferred Qualifications

  • Team player
  • Highly motivated
  • Learning abilities
  • Good communication in English

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