Physical Design CAD Lead (m/w/d)

Munich - Unterschleissheim, Germany

VLSI

Full time

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The position

Mobileye EyeC VLSI team - a group designing the chips for RADAR systems from advanced ADAS to Full Autonomous Driving.

Our Physical Design group is working in a Startup like environment with respect to technical expertise, execution & responsibility .

Each Physical Design engineer has an E2E responsibility from definition, execution & full signoffs, working closely with design & architecture teams for constraints development, design review & RTL modifications to achieve converges

We’re looking for a Physical Design CAD Expert to join the growing Technology Methodology & Execution team, that is responsible for developing both Technology Methodologies & Flows for all products and processes and the execution of complex Subsystems/IPs for our next generation Imagining Radar SoC from definition to Tape-Out.

What will your job look like:

Lead the development of flows & methodologies from Synthesis, Place & Route & All signoff flows.
Plan & execute flow releases, coordinate & track development tasks between the team.
Exploration of different methodologies from P&R till signoff to improve PPA & Turnaround time.
Evaluation of new technologies tools & features and to bring innovation with significant RoI.
Serve as the technical lead while mentoring and guiding team members.

All you need is:

BSc or MSc degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering.
8+ years of experience in the Physical Design field.
Expert knowledge of the entire backend design flow from RTL to TO (Synthesis, FP, PnR, CTS, STA, LP, EM/IR, Chip Integration).
Experience in technically leading horizontal backend activities.
Experience with flow development, exploration & tuning.
Experience with Synthesis, P&R & signoff closure on all domains.
Experience in scripting languages like Tcl/Python/Perl/TCSH & version control tools.
Experience with advanced nodes (5nm and below) - an advantage.
Team player with excellent communication skills, customer orientation, and a “can-do” attitude.