Low-Power Wireless SoC Engineer

Apple Inc.; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 129,000 - 225,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

Retirement benefits

Discounts & services

Education reimbursement

Bonuses & relocation

Job summary

Apple Inc. in Sunnyvale, CA is seeking an engineer to design CPU-based subsystems for high-performance, low-power wireless SoCs. You will work with SoC architects, IP developers and platform teams to meet power, performance, and area goals.

This highly visible role places you at the heart of ASIC design, collaborating with multiple disciplines to deliver leading-edge products that delight millions of Apple customers.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required.
• Familiarity with ASIC design flow.
• Knowledge of digital design, SoC architecture, and HDL languages like Verilog.

Responsibilities

• Writing micro-architecture and design specifications.
• Coding design in SystemVerilog following established design guidelines, owning all aspects of RTL development design.
• Integrate IP blocks and optimize memories/hard macros required for the block.
• Supporting verification efforts at multiple levels.
• Checking your design with industry standard static tools such as LINT, CDC, RDC.
• Analyzing and optimizing area, timing, and power.
• Collaborate with multi-disciplinary groups to make sure designs are delivered on time and with the highest quality by incorporating proper checks at every stage of the design process.

Skills

Digital design

SoC architecture

HDL (Verilog)

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

AXI/AHB bus fabric

Processor sub-systems

EDA tools

Job description

Apple Inc. in Sunnyvale, CA is seeking an engineer to design CPU-based subsystems for high-performance, low-power wireless SoCs. You will work with SoC architects, IP developers and platform teams to meet power, performance, and area goals.

This highly visible role places you at the heart of ASIC design, collaborating with multiple disciplines to deliver leading-edge products that delight millions of Apple customers.