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SOC Physical Design Static Timing Analysis Engineer

IntelUS, Arizona, Phoenix · US, California, Santa ClaraFull-time$164,470.00-$311,890.00 USD

This position focuses on conducting comprehensive timing analysis at the system-on-chip level, identifying and resolving timing violations while optimizing clock networks for performance and power consumption. You will develop timing constraint methodologies, establish analysis conditions aligned with product requirements, and create efficient timing models that enable smooth physical design execution. Working alongside architecture, clocking, and design teams, you'll establish best practices and tools that improve the timing closure process across chip integration. The role suits experienced engineers who combine deep technical knowledge of timing analysis with strong cross-functional collaboration skills and a passion for solving complex performance challenges in leading-edge semiconductor design.

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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Four decades of chip manufacturing in Chandler, with the Ocotillo campus among Intel's largest fab sites and ongoing expansion.