ASIC Physical Design Engineer, Library Characterization - Oulu

FULL TIME ON-SITE MID
Posted 1 day ago

Summary

Role Overview

This role focuses on the characterization of standard and custom cell libraries, generating the latest library formats using cutting-edge tools and methodologies. The specialist will also apply this expertise to support the physical implementation of digital subsystems within Mixed-Signal and System-on-chip ASICs.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop timing, power, and noise libraries for standard and custom cells, including at near-threshold voltages.
  • Apply expertise in analog circuit behavior for accurate library characterization.
  • Ensure 'First Time Right' IC Designs by delivering high-quality, validated library models.
  • Collaborate closely with analog, digital, and physical design teams.
  • Perform comprehensive library characterization and provide expert guidance on library usage for physical design.
  • Continuously improve library characterization methodology within an international and globally distributed team.

Requirements Snapshot

  • Proven industry experience in ASIC physical design and library characterization.
  • High expertise in library characterization, including LVF libraries and LVF-based timing sign-off.
  • Proficiency with Cadence Liberate or Synopsys SiliconSmart, and STA tools like Synopsys PrimeTime or Cadence Tempus.
  • Solid understanding of analog circuit principles and logic backend tools (P&R, timing analysis).
  • Degree (M.Sc., B.Sc.) in electrical engineering or equivalent with outstanding results.

Expected Impact

This role is critical for ensuring 'First Time Right' IC Designs by delivering high-quality, validated library models. The specialist will provide expert guidance on library usage and ensure manufacturability for advanced process nodes, directly contributing to the success of Mixed-Signal and System-on-chip ASICs.

Why Apply

  • Join an international company working at the forefront of technology.
  • Become a key part of the future within the Finnish ASIC development department.
  • Contribute to developing ASICs for consumer and industrial sensing applications.

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