Digital Design Engineer

Overview

Xcelerium is a fabless semiconductor company established in 2020 by experienced team from Qualcomm, Intel and Broadcom. Xcelerium develops silicon and software for sensor processing, communications and latency-sensitive AI applications. Working at Xcelerium will provide an opportunity to work on a complex development from the ground up and become familiar with cutting edge technologies such as RISC-V, digital signal processing, machine learning, many-core parallel processing using CUDA/OpenCL, inner workings of frameworks such as Tensor Flow, PyTorch, OpenGL, real-time operating systems and embedded In addition, the application domains will be 5G, UAVs/Drone, Robots, and Autonomous Vehicles which provide enormous scope for growth and making an impact.

Job Summary:

As an ASIC RTL Design Engineer, you will work on developing and implementing cutting-edge complex digital designs, SoCs, and industry-leading RISC-V cores. You will collaborate with the RTL design team, firmware team, and physical implementation team to optimize the design for performance, power efficiency, and area.

• Architect, design, and implement high-performance, low-power, and area-efficient digital designs for ASICs and SoCs using industry-standard EDA tools.
• Microarchitecture development and specification. Ensure that knowledge is shared via great documentation and participation in a culture of collaborative design.
• Work with physical implementation team to implement and optimize physical design to meet frequency, area, power goals.
• Collaborate with performance modelling team for performance exploration and optimization to meet performance goals.

• Bachelor’s in Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering from a reputable institution
• 5+ years of relevant professional experience
• Excellent understanding of logic design using hardware description languages like Verilog/System Verilog is required.
• Familiarity with processor architecture, memory and cache subsystems, on-chip interconnects and network-on-chip technology
• Familiarity with either UVM based verification flow
• Familiarity with RTL to GDS design flow is required
• Knowledge of RISC-V architectures is a strong plus
• Strong programming skills in Python, C/C++, Chisel or assembly language is highly desirable
• Experience with fixed point arithmetic and data path design is desirable

• Passion for learning new technologies
• Taking pride in always producing high quality code and documentation
• Comfortable and willing to work with team members from different disciplines, different levels and across time-zones

Location:

on-site in Irvine, CA

Alternate locations:
Santa Clara, CA;
San Diego, CA