Cloud-Scale ML ASIC Design Engineer

Amazon Web Services (AWS); Cupertino (CA); On-site; USD 157,000 - 213,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Web Services in Cupertino, CA is seeking an ASIC Design Engineer to lead high-performance RTL design and optimization for data-center hardware, including SystemVerilog implementation and timing analysis.

You will collaborate with architects, verification, and back-end teams to ensure power-efficient, scalable solutions for AWS ML accelerators and related datacenter infrastructure.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering required.
• Experience identifying bugs in architecture, algorithms, functionality, and performance with strong debugging skills.
• Experience verifying at multiple levels of logic from IP blocks to SoCs to full system testing.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement high-performance, area and power-efficient RTL designs to meet project specifications and targets.
• Conduct in-depth analysis of designs, microarchitectures, and architectures to optimize trade-offs between features, power consumption, performance, and area requirements.
• Create microarchitectures, implement SystemVerilog RTL, and deliver synthesis and timing-clean designs with appropriate constraints.
• Execute lint and clock domain crossing quality checks to ensure design integrity.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams including architects, verification specialists, and back-end experts.

Skills

SystemVerilog

ASIC design

Debugging

Scripting (Python/Perl)

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Master's degree in Electrical or Communications Engineering

Job description

Amazon Web Services in Cupertino, CA is seeking an ASIC Design Engineer to lead high-performance RTL design and optimization for data-center hardware, including SystemVerilog implementation and timing analysis.

You will collaborate with architects, verification, and back-end teams to ensure power-efficient, scalable solutions for AWS ML accelerators and related datacenter infrastructure.