Staff Physical Design Engineer for ASIC & Analog Backend

Renesas Electronics Corp.; Sicilia; On-site; EUR 44,000 - 59,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus

Benefits package

Job summary

Renesas Electronics is seeking a Physical Design Engineer to join our Analog Backend team, focusing on digital island implementation within analog chips. You will tackle challenging mixed-signal physical design tasks, collaborating with global teams of analog designers and verification engineers.

The role emphasizes floorplanning, placement, CTS, routing, and RTL-to-GDSII sign-off, with a focus on performance, reliability, and manufacturability across multiple voltage domains.

Qualifications

• Experience in ASIC Physical Design.
• Knowledge of floorplanning, placement, CTS, routing, and sign-off checks.
• Knowledge of power integrity analysis (IR drop and electromigration).
• A team player who enjoys working in an international, collaborative environment.
• Analog Layout experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Implement ASIC physical design flow: floorplanning, placement, CTS, routing, and sign-off checks.
• Optimize designs for performance, reliability, and manufacturability.
• Perform chip-level power integrity analysis across multiple voltage domains (IR drop, signal EM, and power EM).
• Work on digital implementation embedded in analog environments.
• Collaborate with global cross-functional teams including analog designers and verification engineers.

Skills

ASIC Physical Design

Floorplanning

Placement

CTS

Routing

Sign-off checks

Power integrity

IR drop

Electromigration

Team collaboration

Analog Layout

Job description

Renesas Electronics is seeking a Physical Design Engineer to join our Analog Backend team, focusing on digital island implementation within analog chips. You will tackle challenging mixed-signal physical design tasks, collaborating with global teams of analog designers and verification engineers.

The role emphasizes floorplanning, placement, CTS, routing, and RTL-to-GDSII sign-off, with a focus on performance, reliability, and manufacturability across multiple voltage domains.