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SOC Physical Design Static Timing Analysis Engineer

IntelPhoenix, AZFull-time$164,470.00-$311,890.00 USD

This engineer will drive chip-level timing closure by evaluating constraints, violations, timing models, and PVT scenarios against product performance and power goals. The position contributes to clock network optimization, timing rollups, physical design execution, and integration flows for high-performance SoCs. It works closely with clocking, architecture, logic, DFT, and full-chip implementation teams to resolve tradeoffs involving timing, power delivery, partitioning, and functionality. The role also includes improving analysis tools, scripts, flows, and design methodologies. It suits an experienced digital implementation professional with strong STA and clocking expertise, practical physical design knowledge, and the ability to communicate and collaborate across technical organizations.

Requirements

Bachelor's with 8+ years (or Master's with 6+ years, or PhD with 4+ years) in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field7+ years of hands-on experience with SOC-level static timing analysis, clock network design, and timing closure3+ years proficiency with industry-standard timing analysis tools, extraction tools, and physical design softwareStrong expertise in timing constraints, physical design optimization, and TCL scriptingExperience with SoC clocking methodologies and digital design problem-solvingDFT architecture knowledge (preferred)
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