What are the responsibilities and job description for the SRAM Circuit Design Engineer position at AMD?
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THE ROLE:
THE PERSON:
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Contribute to the physical design and implementation of high-speed SRAM and memory structures for advanced CPU products.
- Work closely with architecture, RTL, circuit design, and physical design teams to optimize power, performance, area, and schedule.
- Perform floorplanning, placement, clock tree synthesis, routing, timing closure, and design optimization activities.
- Analyze and resolve implementation, timing, power, and signoff challenges.
- Develop creative solutions to complex design and tool-related problems.
- Contribute to methodology and flow improvements that increase design quality and efficiency.
- Create and deliver technical presentations, design reviews, and documentation for engineering teams and management.
Support physical verification, extraction, reliability analysis, and design signoff activities.
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:
- Experience with high-speed SRAM design, memory design, or memory-centric physical implementation.
- Strong understanding of CPU, cache, or other performance-critical digital designs.
- Strong understanding of computer architecture, hardware design concepts, and performance, power, and area tradeoffs.
- Knowledge of chip-level floorplanning, bus and pin planning, clock tree synthesis, placement, optimization, routing, and timing closure.
- Experience with parasitic extraction, static timing analysis, physical verification, and design signoff methodologies.
- Familiarity with power integrity analysis, including IR-drop and electromigration.
- Ability to comprehend complex Verilog RTL and make modifications to support timing, power, or implementation objectives.
- Knowledge of digital circuits, including high-speed flops, synchronizers, level shifters, and SRAM.
- Experience using industry-standard EDA tools for physical design and implementation.
- Familiarity with scripting or programming languages such as Tcl, Perl, C, Python, or similar.
ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field preferred.
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