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SoC Power Design Engineer – Server – ASICS Engineering

SoC Power Design Engineer – Server – ASICS Engineering

CompanyQualcomm
LocationSan Diego, CA, USA
Salary$Not Provided – $Not Provided
TypeFull-Time
DegreesBachelor’s, Master’s
Experience LevelMid Level

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering
  • ASIC frontend development
  • Logic design, RTL coding, verification, synthesis, and timing closure
  • Hardware description languages (Verilog, VHDL, System Verilog)
  • Power-aware implementation flow, including UPF/CPF/Conformal Low Power Check
  • Scripting – Perl/Tcl/Python

Responsibilities

  • Work with frontend RTL, DFT, Synthesis, and Physical design teams in the development of power intent design at SoC level
  • Generate and validate power intent design (UPF) at SoC level
  • Review designs and guide IP designers’ power intent design ensuring it meets SoC level low power implementation requirements
  • Work with design verification in validating low power design features at SoC and IP level
  • Collaborate with company CAD and vendor to enhance existing power flows and tools
  • Improve power design flows in areas of power modeling, clock power analysis, structural power validation, IP power intent QA
  • Execute power-aware implementation flow, including UPF/CPF/Conformal Low Power Check
  • Review IP design’s power features and power budgets/estimates
  • Track IP power development through the design cycle ensuring it meets power budgets – leakage/dynamic at every milestone
  • Perform power analysis/projection of SoC baseline power and deliver SoC power models to chipset
  • Execute power simulation/analysis tool (PtPx/PowerArtist)

Preferred Qualifications

  • Master’s degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering
  • Familiarity of overall SoC Infrastructure – DDR, Busses, CPUs, I/Os and DFT Components
  • Familiarity of power islands, power gating, power sequencing and multi-voltage domain design
  • Power analysis familiarity in areas of clocktree, peak power, TDP, limits management