Senior VLSI ASIC Logic Design Engineer

VLSI Worlds; Fort Collins (CO); Híbrido; USD 147.000 - 279.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Comprehensive benefits

Career development programs

Descripción de la vacante

Tealhq in Colorado is seeking a Senior VLSI ASIC Logic Design Engineer to lead architecture, verification, and implementation of complex ICs. You will guide project teams through design, testing, and production readiness while mentoring colleagues and shaping technical direction.

The role is hybrid with two days in-office in Colorado; strong English communication and a track record of innovative VLSI solutions are required. Relocation not specified; offers may vary by location.

Formación

• Minimum a bachelor’s or master’s degree in EE/CE.
• 6–10 years of hands-on VLSI design/verification.
• Expert knowledge of VLSI architectures and digital logic.
• Advanced problem solving and analytical skills.
• Strong written and verbal English, with executive communication.

Responsabilidades

• Lead VLSI design and development across architecture, verification, and implementation.
• Review designs for adherence to VLSI standards and provide improvement feedback.
• Provide architecture leadership and cross-team coordination.
• Mentor junior engineers and help identify future technical leaders.
• Drive integration of new technologies into projects and processes.
• Collaborate with internal and external partners through all design stages.

Conocimientos

VLSI design

Digital logic

Computer architecture

Technical leadership

Problem solving

Educación

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

Herramientas

EDA tools

FPGA tools

Descripción del empleo

About the position

The Senior VLSI ASIC Logic Design Engineer designs, analyzes, develops, modifies, and evaluates VLSI components and hardware systems. The role determines architecture and logic design, performs design verification using software for component and system simulation, and develops physical implementations of complex integrated circuits. It also analyzes designs, conducts experimental tests, and evaluates results to enable prototype and production VLSI solutions. As a technical subject matter expert, this engineer leads project teams and partners through all stages of VLSI design and development for complex products, solutions, and platforms, including design, validation, and testing. The role exercises significant independent judgment, provides architecture and platform leadership across organizations, and may mentor other engineers and contribute to identifying future technical leaders. The position is hybrid, with an average of two days per week working from an HPE office. The stated U.S. annual base salary range is $147,000–$279,000 in Colorado and $140,000–$321,000 in Minnesota, Texas, and Wisconsin. Actual offers may vary by location, experience, education, training, and skills; variable incentives may also be offered.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical expertise and lead project teams of Electronic and VLSI engineers and internal and outsourced development partners through all stages of VLSI design and development for complex products, solutions, and platforms, including design, validation, and testing.
• Review and evaluate designs and project activities for compliance with VLSI technology and development guidelines and standards, and provide feedback to improve product quality.
• Provide VLSI-specific technical expertise, overall architecture design, and platform leadership to cross-organization projects, programs, and activities.
• Lead project teams of VLSI engineers and internal and outsourced development partners in developing reliable, cost-effective, high-quality solutions for VLSI prototypes and products.
• Guide and mentor less experienced staff members and model innovation and excellence in VLSI design and development.
• Participate in and provide input on the process for selecting future technical leaders.
• Drive VLSI innovation and integration of new technologies into projects and design organization activities.

Requirements

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or equivalent.
• 6–10 years of experience in VLSI design, verification, or implementation.
• Expert-level proficiency in electrical engineering fundamentals, VLSI principles, digital logic, and computer architecture.
• Expert-level analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Expert-level knowledge of designing VLSI components, integrated circuitry, architectures, and algorithms into VLSI solutions.
• Expert-level knowledge of programming and scripting, hardware description languages, electronic design automation (EDA), and/or FPGA tools.
• Coursework in VLSI design or VLSI concepts.
• Executive written and verbal communication skills, with mastery of English and the local language.
• Subject matter expertise or discipline leadership demonstrated through patents or publications in VLSI or electronic/hardware component designs and tools.

Benefits

• Comprehensive benefits supporting physical, financial, and emotional wellbeing.
• Career development programs supporting professional goals and opportunities to become a knowledge expert or apply skills in another division.