Hello Dear Readers,
Currently at Texas Instruments vacancy for Analog Layout Engineer role.
Roles and responsibilities:
- Frame the layout schedule, effort estimation, risk and mitigation plan, and layout activities for all layout engineers in the project
- Work closely with designers to understand the architecture and key requirements for the IC
- Strike right balance of area, performance and schedule during layout development
- Work closely with Process development team to carry out PDK, P-cell and Design rule updates
- Work closely with Packaging engineer to develop custom lead-frames for various packages
- Analysis and closure of Electro Migration, Thermal gradients, ESD/LU performance and layout parasitic
- Routinely develop test vehicles for new process & package technology development
- Mentor and guide junior layout engineers/contract engineers, review their work and provide feedback to meet the quality norms
- Responsible for the final layout which meets the design expectations and layout checklist.
- Identify improvements needed in process/ quality/ cycle time and take up necessary initiatives
Skills:
- Full chip layout experience from definition through release of IC to production
- Strong LVS, DRC, ERC, antenna debug skills
- Proficient in analog and mixed-signal layout techniques and verification process including Device Matching, Power Bus design, avoiding Cross-talk, ESD/LU protection techniques
- Good understanding of device physics and semiconductor fabrication process
- Must have worked on some of the Technologies like: 40nm, 65nm, 90nm, 130nm, 180nm, BiCMOS, BCD
- Should be well versed with tools such as Virtuoso XL/ Assura
- Ability to quickly ramp up on new tools/processes and mentor LEs
- Experience in automation/ SKILL coding for reducing cycle time/ quality checks will be an added advantage
- Requires excellent teamwork, good communication, and
- strong problem-solving and documentation skills.
- Strong time management skills for on-time project delivery
- Ability to take initiative and drive results
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