IC Design Engineer - RTL/FPGA for SoC Subsystems

NETINT Technologies, Inc.; Burnaby; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

NETINT Technologies Inc. is seeking an IC design engineer to work with system architects on designing a sub-system in SoCs. You will contribute to micro-architecture decisions, IP vendor selection, and RTL development for the sub-system, with FPGA verification and FW/SW integration.

The role also involves building test benches, validating RTL, and supporting FPGA fabrication using Xilinx Vivado, as well as cross-team collaboration for system testing and debug in a startup environment.

Qualifications

• BS/MS in Electrical or Computer Engineering or equivalent.
• 3.5+ years of IC or FPGA design experience.
• Proficient RTL coding in Verilog and SystemVerilog.
• Strong HW/system debugging and verification skills.
• Ability to work in an energetic startup environment.
• Excellent documentation skills.

Responsibilities

• Understand the requirements for the sub-systems
• Participate on sub-system micro-architecture and IP vendor selection
• Write or understand sub-system documentation
• Deliver RTL that meet specifications and performance
• Build test bench and verify RTL if required
• Test logic and interactions between HW/FW in FPGA environment
• Build FPGA using Xilinx Vivado tools and release to System team for testing.
• Support FW, HW and system validation/debug

Skills

RTL design

Verilog

SystemVerilog

HW debugging

Test bench

Documentation

Issue analysis

FPGA workflow

Education

MS or BS in Electrical/Computer Engineering or equivalent

Tools

Xilinx Vivado

Job description

NETINT Technologies Inc. is seeking an IC design engineer to work with system architects on designing a sub-system in SoCs. You will contribute to micro-architecture decisions, IP vendor selection, and RTL development for the sub-system, with FPGA verification and FW/SW integration.

The role also involves building test benches, validating RTL, and supporting FPGA fabrication using Xilinx Vivado, as well as cross-team collaboration for system testing and debug in a startup environment.