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[新竹]CPU&NPU Design Implementation Engineer (RTL to GDS)

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SOC-XPU team is hiring both junior and senior engineers, whose work scope is CPU&NPU physical implementation from RTL to GDS: design quality check, synthesis, formal check, partitioning, constraint (for both design and process), async check, timing analysis/fixing/signoff, congestion analysis, short fixing, PV, IR and also all related flows.

Join us, you will work together with expertise in all these areas; you will not only work for physical implementation, but also enjoy and experience for all related products: smart phone/ tablet/ wearable/automotive etc.; you will work for the most advanced process/technology, the best chip in the world.

What you'll be doing:
-Responsible for CPU/NPU block-level RTL to GDS implementation
-Perform synthesis, netlist generation, and static timing analysis (STA)
-Conduct formal verification, constraint development, and timing budgeting
-Drive timing closure across partitions and full-chip level, including special paths (I/O, test, clock domains)
-Execute place and route (PnR) flow including floorplan, placement, CTS, routing, and physical verification
-Debug and resolve physical design issues such as congestion, DRC violations, and timing failures
-Contribute to methodology improvements for XPU design efficiency and quality

What we need to see:
-BSEE or MSEE degree (preferred)
-Solid experience in XPU or SoC IC design implementation
-Academic background in digital circuit design and computer architecture
-Hands-on experience with EDA tools such as Synopsys (DC, FC, PT, Formality) and Cadence (Genus, Innovus)

Ways to stand out from the crowd:
-Proficiency in scripting languages like Perl, Python, or TCL
-Familiarity with XPU microarchitecture and pipeline design
-Experience with full-chip PnR and timing closure

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