Hybrid/Remote RTL Design Engineer - Verilog & ASIC/SoC

IC Enable; Richardson (TX); Hybrid; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

IC Enable is seeking an experienced RTL Design Engineer to drive digital IC development from architecture through implementation. The role focuses on Verilog/SystemVerilog RTL design, with collaboration across design, verification, analog/mixed-signal, physical design, and product engineering teams.

The engineer will contribute to advanced semiconductor programs across neurostimulation, ultrasound, ROICs, wireless transceivers, energy harvesting, sensor interfaces, and defense electronics, with

Qualifications

• Develop, integrate, and debug RTL for digital blocks and subsystems.
• Translate architecture and requirements into RTL implementations.
• Support IP integration, interfaces, and design documentation.
• Develop constraints and support synthesis, timing, and APR closure activities.
• Collaborate with verification engineers to debug RTL and verify design intent.

Responsibilities

• Develop, integrate, and debug RTL for digital blocks and subsystems.
• Translate architecture, system, and product requirements into RTL implementations.
• Support block-, IP-, and subsystem-level integration with design documentation.
• Maintain design constraints; support synthesis, timing review, and silicon handoff.
• Collaborate with verification engineers to debug RTL and resolve design issues.

Skills

Verilog/SystemVerilog

RTL design

Design synthesis

Timing analysis

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Electrical/Computer Engineering

Tools

EDA tools

Job description

IC Enable is seeking an experienced RTL Design Engineer to drive digital IC development from architecture through implementation. The role focuses on Verilog/SystemVerilog RTL design, with collaboration across design, verification, analog/mixed-signal, physical design, and product engineering teams.

The engineer will contribute to advanced semiconductor programs across neurostimulation, ultrasound, ROICs, wireless transceivers, energy harvesting, sensor interfaces, and defense electronics, with