STA Synthesis Engineer

Job Responsibility:
As a Synthesis & Implementation Engineer, your responsibilities will include:
* Performing logical and physical synthesis of RTL designs for various digital blocks and sub-systems,
including hierarchical synthesis methodologies.
* Developing and implementing robust timing constraints (SDC) to achieve target frequencies and
optimize design performance.
* Conducting STA, identifying critical paths, and collaborating with design teams for timing closure.
* Executing formal verification (LEC) to ensure functional equivalency between RTL and synthesized
netlists.
* Analyzing and optimizing power consumption at the front-end stage, utilizing power analysis tools
and techniques.
* Performing area estimation and optimization to meet aggressive PPA requirements.
* Collaborating closely with RTL designers, DFT engineers, and physical design engineers to ensure
seamless integration and hand-off.
* Developing and maintaining automation scripts (Tcl, Python, Perl) for synthesis flows and design
analysis.
* Evaluating and integrating new CAD tools and methodologies to improve efficiency and design
quality.
* Documenting design constraints, methodologies, and analysis results thoroughly.

Job Qualification:
To be successful in this role, you should possess following qualifications:
* Bachelor's or Master's degree in VLSI or Electronics Engineering or a related field.

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* 5+ years of relevant experience in digital ASIC/SoC design, with a focus on synthesis and front-end
implementation.
* Proficiency with industry-standard synthesis tools (e.g., Synopsys DC/FC or Cadence Genus).
* Strong experience with Physical synthesis and floorplanning aspects is a plus.
* Strong understanding of static timing analysis (STA) concepts and tool (e.g., Synopsys PrimeTime or
Cdence Tempus).
* Experience with formal verification tools (e.g., Synopsys Formality, Cadence Conformal (LEC)).
* Understanding of upf, low-power design techniques and power analysis concepts.
* Solid knowledge of Verilog/System verilog for digital design.
* Familiarity with scripting languages (Tcl, Python, Perl) for automation.
* Knowledge of DFT (Design for Testability) principles is a plus.
* Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
* Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively in a Collaborative  team environment across multiple time zones.