SOC Static Timing Analysis Engineer - Full Time
Rival - Santa Clara, CA
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Join a cutting-edge and well-funded hardware startup in Silicon Valley as a Silicon STA Engineer. Our mission is to reimagine silicon and create Risc-V based computing platforms that will transform the industry. You will have the opportunity to work with some of the most talented and passionate engineers in the world to create designs that push the envelope on performance, energy efficiency and scalability. We offer a fun, creative and flexible work environment, with a shared vision to build products to change the world.ResponsibilitiesBlock level and/or full chip timing analysis throughout the life cycle of a project, from early investigation to final implementation and tapeoutDevelop our timing methodology and infrastructure to support the timing flow from RTL synthesis to implementation and timing closureWork with architects and logic designers to generate block and full chip timing constraintsWork with system and technology teams to define analysis scenarios and margining strategiesDevelop a rigorous and comprehensive signoff methodology to guarantee high quality robust siliconPartner with physical design teams to close and sign off the designsRequirementsHands-on experience in ASIC timing constraints generation and timing closureExpertise and advanced knowledge of industry standard timing EDA toolsDeep understanding and experience in timing closure of various functional and test modesExpertise in timing convergence issues associated with deep-sub micron processes (crosstalk delay, noise glitch, POCV, IR-STA)Proficient in scripting languages (csh/bash, TCL and Python)Ability and taste for solving complex problems, efficient written and verbal communication, excellent organization skillsSelf starter and highly motivatedAbility to work cross-functionally with various teams and be productive under aggressive schedulesEducation and ExperiencePhD, Master’s Degree or Bachelor’s Degree in EE, EECS or CS. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Created: 2025-09-21