RTL Design Engineer
As an RTL Design Engineer at Etched, you will be instrumental in architecting and implementing the core digital logic for our advanced ASIC products. This role demands deep expertise in Hardware Description Languages (HDLs) like Verilog or VHDL, focusing on generating highly efficient and synthesizable Register Transfer Level (RTL) code. Your responsibilities encompass the entire design cycle: from architectural specification definition through to RTL implementation, formal verification, and pre-silicon simulation. You will collaborate with senior architects to define block diagrams and ensure strict adherence to timing and functional requirements. Proficiency in industry-standard EDA tools and methodologies for verification (e.g., UVM) is mandatory. This position offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge silicon technologies, making a tangible impact on high-performance computing systems within the evolving semiconductor landscape.
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Preparing
3000
Question set
280
Duration
Permanent
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