ASIC Design Engineer
Summary
Designs and implements ASIC IPs and system features for Mobileye’s next-gen SoC, focusing on ADAS and autonomous vehicle technologies, including RTL development, verification, synthesis, and timing closure.
What will your job look like:
- You will work on developing the next generation of Mobileye SoC for ADAS and AV.
- Be involved in deep understanding of the design at multiple levels: the micro-architecture, features and specification.
- Design and implement new proprietary IPs and system features.
- Integrate third parties and proprietary IPs in a multi-clock domain system on chip.
- Verification, synthesis, static timing analysis, and closure.
- Power and Area Optimizations.
- You will become familiar with design environment, flow, tools, methodologies and optimization methods
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including Product Definition, Verification, Software, and Physical design
All you need is:
- B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering/Computer Engineering.
- 1-3 years of experience as an ASIC/FPGA designer.
- Familiar with simulation tools/environments, verification methodologies.
- Experience with a full design cycle – RTL/Verification/Synthesis and timing closure/CDC/ Lint.
- Strong team player, solid interpersonal skills.
- Entrepreneurial can-do attitude, self-motivated, able to work independently.
- Scripting experience using several of the following: Python, Perl, TCL – Advantage.
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