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HP Enterprise is seeking an experienced Principle VLSI/ASIC Design Engineer in Sunnyvale, CA, to lead architecture, RTL design, and analysis of complex SoC solutions. The role shapes technology roadmaps, collaborates across teams, and ensures production-ready designs.
The candidate will mentor engineers, influence product strategy, and drive design methodologies while delivering high-performance, scalable ASIC blocks for networking and compute applications.
The role requires strong technical leadership, innovation, cross-functional collaboration, and the ability to mentor engineers while delivering high-quality, scalable, and production-ready designsDemonstrated experience designing complex RTL blocks for networking, compute, communications, storage, or other advanced SoC applicationsExperience leading architecture and design exploration through RTL implementation and product integrationDesign verification experience is not required but is highly desirableTypically, 9 + or more years of experience in ASIC, VLSI, SoC, or related hardware designBachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field; equivalent experience may be consideredProven ability to influence decisions across business units, functions, senior leadership, external partners, and industry organizationsIs recognized as an internal authority in key ASIC, RTL, and VLSI technology areasUnderstanding of ASIC development flows, including architecture, microarchitecture, RTL coding, synthesis, timing analysis, physical design interaction, and design signoffStrong collaboration skills and experience working effectively across geographically distributed, cross-functional teamsProvides technical leadership for major projects and programs and unites teams around common goalsAbility to mentor engineers and provide technical direction without direct management responsibilityAbility to evaluate design alternatives and make recommendations based on performance, power, area, cost, risk, and scheduleStrong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts to both technical and executive audiencesDemonstrated innovation, including the development or adoption of new technologies, methodologies, or design practicesStrong analytical, problem-solving, and technical decision-making skillsAbility to communicate architectural proposals, design plans, tradeoffs, risks, and results effectivelyActively mentors engineers and contributes to the broader technical communityDelivers unique, long-lasting improvements in areas such as time to market, product quality, cost reduction, scalability, and customer valueMakes substantial technical contributions to significant HPE products, programs, or strategic architectural initiativesExperience with design modeling, simulation, performance analysis, and empirical evaluation methodologiesProven experience developing complex RTL using Verilog, System Verilog, or comparable hardware description languagesAdvanced knowledge of ASIC and VLSI design principles, digital logic, RTL design, and SoC developmentExperience defining and improving design methodologies, tools, automation, and engineering practicesActs as a go-to creator and innovator for critical business and technology challengesExperience with networking ASICs, data-processing units, switching, routing, acceleration, storage, or high-performance computing architecturesExperience with high-speed interfaces, packet-processing pipelines, memory subsystems, interconnects, or performance-critical datapathsFamiliarity with formal verification, constrained-random verification, coverage methodologies, or verification planningExperience with low-power design, clock-domain crossing, reset-domain crossing, DFT, and design-for-reuse methodologiesKnowledge of industry standards and leading-edge ASIC implementation technologiesExperience working with outsourced development partners, IP vendors, foundries, or semiconductor suppliers