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Intern V- VLSI DI at Seagate Pune

Hello Dear Readers, 

Currently at Seagate Pune vacancy for Intern V- VLSI DI role.

The group is part of Seagate’s VLSI Organization spread globally across multiple sites. Seagate designs world class controller SoCs for their HDDs. The group in Pune participates in design, verification, physical design and post-silicon validation activities of these complex SoCs. This group has some of the best talents from the industry and has taped out many controller chips.

About the role - you will:

  • Be able to work on block level Physical Design implementation using EDA tools for floor-planning, placement and timing analysis
  • Understand Semicustom IC design flow using IP libraries, concepts of Verilog netlist, meaning of timing constraints and QOR checks
  • Work on Physical design tasks including floor-planning, placement, clock tree synthesis, routing, timing analysis and equivalence checking for designs
  • Work on Timing analysis for sign-off corners and modes, report generation, analysis of the reports and suggesting timing/DRC fixes to fix the violations
  • Complete internship project as per plan

About you:

  • Knowledge of ASIC design flow and tools
  • Good understanding of Circuit design and Logic design
  • Good understanding of analog circuit design and concepts
  • Good understanding of timing concepts like setup time, hold time requirements, calculations of maximum frequency of circuit operations, effect of transition and load on circuit performance and power
  • Basic understanding of CMOS fabrication process
  • Basic understanding of layout design for CMOS and BJT
  • Basic understanding of power dissipation in different types of circuits
  • Self-motivated & a strong team player
  • Strong analytical skills
  • Ability to quickly learn new tools and technologies

Your experience includes:

  • ASIC design flow, basic EDA tools for Physical design implementation
  • Knowledge of Place and Route, Timing Analysis, Equivalence check
  • Knowledge of Perl, Tcl, Shell or other scripting languages

 Apply Here

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