RTL Design Engineer – Interconnect & Network Datapath
We are looking for a skilled RTL Design Engineer to focus on critical interconnect and network datapath components essential for our next generation of AI models. This role involves designing, verifying, and optimizing complex hardware logic using industry-standard HDL (VHDL/Verilog). Key responsibilities include architecting high-speed interfaces, implementing advanced synchronization circuits, and ensuring the functional correctness of data paths within large-scale AI accelerators. The ideal candidate possesses deep expertise in digital circuit design, physical design flow, and performance optimization for ASIC/FPGA environments. You will collaborate closely with firmware and backend teams to drive the hardware roadmap, making a direct impact on the efficiency and scalability of OpenAI's compute infrastructure.
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Preparing
1800
Question set
250
Duration
Permanent
Focus areas
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