CAD Engineer - Circuit Simulation Methodology

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In this highly visible role, your primary responsibilities will include
- Supporting transistor level simulation solutions that scale with accuracy and capacity challenges
- Supporting and enhancing the custom transistor level simulation flows and/or EM/IR flows
- Collaborating with various design groups (Physical-design and integration, Circuit-design / Power / Technology) to address their circuit verification requirements across different processes
- Partnering with design, CAD and EDA teams to identify flow deficiencies and deliver state of art solutions

• Experience with custom design environment and transistor level circuit simulation
• Proficiency in at least one of programming languages:
  Python, Perl, C/C++
• Minimum requirement of BS + 10 years of relevant industry experience

• Hands on experience developing transistor level simulation flows and automations for improved accuracy and higher performance
• Knowledge in EM/IR analysis tools, including their working principles and methods
• Familiar with custom design environment and flows, including schematic/layout design, simulation, extraction, and physical verification
• Strong analytical skills with demonstrated ability to root-cause technical challenges and communicate solutions for methodology advancement
• Ability to coordinate and drive initiatives with minimum supervision

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