Senior Engineer, Digital Design Engineering

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Job Title:

Senior Engineer, Digital Design Engineering

Job Requisition: / R262587

Job Location:

950 Chapel Hills Dr, Colorado Springs, Colorado 80920

Job Type: Full Time

Rate of Pay: $112,020 to $166,668 per year [multiple openings]

Develop state-of-the-art solutions involving analog, mixed-signal, power, RF, and digital signal processing integrated circuits used in electronic equipment for a wide-range of industries, including healthcare, communications, aerospace and defense, instrumentation, and emerging markets. Work with cross-functional teams, including analog design, systems design, firmware, applications, product engineering and ATE on product development through successful product execution. Participate in the entire product development lifecycle from definition to product release.

Apply formal design and verification techniques to design and architect detailed verification plans. Perform simulation, debugging, code coverage, and gate level simulations. Work with design teams to resolve complex debugging and verification failures. Develop test plans and work with product, applications, and test engineers to ensure designs meet performance and testability goals. Write user guides to define software setup and operating procedures.

Work with and run block and top-level test benches to verify modules and integration of designs. Perform new digital design using Verilog RTL, Standard cells, and similar approaches as necessary for both mixed signal ASIC and FPGA designs. Document design work, present results, and participate in project meetings.

Must have a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or closely related technical field (willing to accept foreign education equivalent) and 24 months of experience as a Digital Design Engineer or related occupation performing digital or mixed signal design and verification. Must also possess the following (quantitative experience requirements not applicable to this section):
Demonstrated expertise (DE) applying digital design methodologies, including RTL design, Lint, and CDC, to design digital or mixed signal products. DE running simulations, synthesis, and CDC using Cadence or Synopsis tools. DE verifying integration and functionality of design utilizing verification tools and techniques, including Verilog, System Verilog, and overall ASIC design flow. DE working with verification plan generation, coverage analysis transaction level modelling, pseudo and constrained random techniques, assertion based and formal verification techniques with System Verilog.

DE participating in all phases of digital design development and tapeout activities (architecture, debug, gate level simulations, and evaluation).

Partial telecommute benefit (2 days/week work from home).

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