Asic Design Engineer Resume
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Sunnyvale, CaliforniA
SUMMARY
- ASIC Engineer with 9 years experience in SoC development seeking a challenging position.
- Possess solid technical capabilities in analysis, design, troubleshoot, and test, in addition to leadership capacity in managing projects, products, and teams.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Applications: Mentor 0in Lint/CDC, Spyglass Lint, SpringSoft Verdi, Synopsys PrimeTime (PX), Synopsys VCS, Cadence NCSim, Mentor ModelSim, Calypto Power Pro, ARM Real Viewer, Synplify, Xilinx ISE, Altera Quartus II, Lattice ispLEVER, Allegro Schematic/PCB Design, Matlab, LabView
Languages: Verilog, VHDL, C, Perl, Java
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Confidential, Sunnyvale, California
ASIC Design Engineer
Responsibilities:
- Coordinated projects’ key deliverables, schedules, and priorities meeting tapeout schedule.
- Involved in chip development life cycle encompassing research phase, front end design, back end support, silicon bring up, and production ramping.
- Developed system data paths, ARM M4 subsystem, system pinout architecture, low power design, system top level integration, and lint/cdc flow.
- Designed and implemented DFT flow for digital logic, analog IP, IO, BIST, and burn in.
- Led effort in reviewing STA, MVRC, LEC, and DFT violation reports, and coordinating ECO cycles.
- Spearheaded effort to resolve silicon power consumption issue, and retention coverage in production.
- Collaborated with multi - functional teams to determine constraints and limitation of design and flow.
- Responsible for the implementation of functional test flow in production to increase efficiency.
Confidential, Santa Clara, California
ASIC Design Engineer
Responsibilities:
- Responsible for the design, integration, verification, STA, bench validation, and production vector.
- Designed and implemented system clock tree, interrupt scheme, and OTPs for RSA authentication.
- Implemented DRO and AVS to determine silicon’s process corner resulting in higher yield.
- Developed flow for power consumption estimation during active and lowest leakage modes.
- Collaborated with cross functional teams in verification, validation, and production efforts.
- Interfaced with customers for issues resolution, and product presentations.
Confidential, Mountain View, California
Hardware Engineer
Responsibilities:
- Designed high bandwidth data decimation and distribution across FPGAs, ADCs, and memories.
- Modeled in Verilog an ultrahigh bandwidth, multi-clocked ADC chip for end to end simulation.
- Analyzed, troubleshot, and tested whole system end product.
- Collaborated with various teams to develop testing criteria for existing HDD testers, and prototypes.
- Resolved customers’ issues, and coordinated training on system hardware and software.
