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Job summary
A technology solutions company in Singapore is seeking a qualified engineer with extensive ASIC design experience. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field and more than 6 years of ASIC design expertise. Responsibilities include participating in product specifications, performing RTL coding, and collaborating with teams for debugging. Strong communication skills in English are essential, with Chinese language skills preferred. This role offers opportunities to work on innovative memory interfaces.
Qualifications
More than 6 years (staff engineer) and 10 years (senior staff engineer) of ASIC design experience, familiar with ASIC development process.
Good Verilog HDL coding skills and EDA tools such as synthesis and timing analysis.
Familiarity with high-speed interfaces such as DDR, SerDes, PCIe preferred.
Responsibilities
Participate in high-level product specifications, microarchitecture, and implementation of high-speed memory interfaces.
Perform RTL coding, LINT checking and sanity testing on implemented designs.
Work with the verification team for lab debugging.
Work with the software team and/or customers to solve problems and debug.
Skills
Verilog HDL coding
Problem-solving
Organizational skills
Communication skills
Familiarity with EDA tools
Education
Bachelor's degree in communications, electronic engineering, or computer engineering
Master's degree
Job description
A technology solutions company in Singapore is seeking a qualified engineer with extensive ASIC design experience. The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field and more than 6 years of ASIC design expertise. Responsibilities include participating in product specifications, performing RTL coding, and collaborating with teams for debugging. Strong communication skills in English are essential, with Chinese language skills preferred. This role offers opportunities to work on innovative memory interfaces.