Physical Design Engineer
Summary
Physical Design Engineer at Amazon's Annapurna Labs in Tel Aviv, developing semiconductor chips (RTL-to-GDS backend design flow) that power AWS cloud products. Includes a three-month training program covering the backend flow and industry tools; day-to-day involves chip design work in a fast-paced team.
Take part in the development of cutting-edge products within a disruptive system architecture. You’ll have the opportunity to work on the technologies that power the world’s largest cloud provider, within a dynamic, open, fast-paced environment. Amazon Web Services provides a highly reliable, scalable, low-cost infrastructure platform in the cloud, which powers hundreds of thousands of businesses in 190 countries around the world.
We are looking for engineers to join our talented Physical Design team, which develops Amazon’s next generation products for the cloud market.
We will be conducting a unique training program for three months, where you will be studying the following with our technical experts and team leaders:
* Backend development flow and stages (RTL to GDS)
* A wide variety of relevant tools and knowledge
* Practical experience with the most advanced technologies in the industry
Key job responsibilities
- Collaborate with your team to design, develop, test, deploy, and maintain software components that deliver value to customers.
- Write clean, logical, and maintainable code using appropriate data structures and algorithms, making thoughtful trade-offs between complexity, performance, and readability.
- Participate in code reviews and operational support, helping identify root causes of issues and advocating for improvements to software quality and reliability.
- Leverage generative artificial intelligence tools where appropriate to augment productivity, evaluate outputs critically, and apply responsible practices.
- Work with cross-functional partners to refine feature specifications, break down problems into reusable components, and deliver working solutions at regular checkpoints.
