ASIC Digital Design Engineer
2 days ago
Markham ON, York Regional Municipality, ON; Ontario, Canada
Qualcomm Incorporated
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Design next-generation power control systems at Qualcomm Canada ULC using Verilog, SystemVerilog, and advanced ASIC development practices.
This ASIC Digital Design Engineer develops complex RTL for high-performance, low-power products. The work spans architecture, microarchitecture, implementation, and subsystem integration across the VLSI development cycle. Collaboration includes verification, synthesis, physical design, DFT, systems, and software teams.
Key Responsibilities
Develop digital designs using Verilog, VHDL, and SystemVerilog Create microarchitecture for next-generation power control systems Integrate complex subsystems into SoC designs Coordinate with multisite leads across United States and India Analyze reports and run ASIC development tools
Requirements:
Five to eight years of digital ASIC front-end design experience Expertise with complex multi-clock and multi-power-domain RTL Experience with UPF and power-domain crossing Familiarity with AHB, AXI, SPMI, I2C, and SPI Expertise in Perl and TCL languages Apply ASIC design expertise, RTL development, and low-power methodology to Qualcomm power control systems. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Key Responsibilities
Develop digital designs using Verilog, VHDL, and SystemVerilog Create microarchitecture for next-generation power control systems Integrate complex subsystems into SoC designs Coordinate with multisite leads across United States and India Analyze reports and run ASIC development tools
Requirements:
Five to eight years of digital ASIC front-end design experience Expertise with complex multi-clock and multi-power-domain RTL Experience with UPF and power-domain crossing Familiarity with AHB, AXI, SPMI, I2C, and SPI Expertise in Perl and TCL languages Apply ASIC design expertise, RTL development, and low-power methodology to Qualcomm power control systems. #J-18808-Ljbffr