ASIC Engineer, Architecture

Meta is looking for ASIC Engineer, Architecture to join our dynamic team and embark on a rewarding career journey. Your role involves working on complex projects and ensuring that ASICs meet performance, power, and area requirements. Key Responsibilities : Design Planning : Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define project goals, scope, and design requirements for ASIC projects. Establish design plans, including specifications, milestones, and budgets. Architecture and Microarchitecture : Create architectural and microarchitectural specifications for ASIC designs, outlining high-level structure and functionality. RTL Design : Implement ASIC designs using hardware description languages (HDL) such as Verilog or VHDL. Develop and optimize RTL (Register Transfer Level) code for logic design. Synthesis and Optimization : Perform synthesis and optimization to ensure the ASIC design meets performance, power, and area targets. Work on clock domain crossing, power management, and timing closure. Verification Support : Collaborate with ASIC Verification Engineers to develop and implement testbenches and test scenarios to validate ASIC functionality. Debug and resolve design issues identified during verification. DFT (Design for Test) : Implement DFT features, such as scan chains and boundary scan, to facilitate efficient testing of the ASIC. Low-Power Design : Optimize ASIC designs for low-power operation, including clock gating, voltage scaling, and power gating. Physical Design Support : Work with physical design and layout teams to ensure proper floor planning and placement of ASIC components. Documentation : Maintain comprehensive and well-organized documentation of design specifications, RTL code, and design decisions. Technology and Tool Awareness : Stay updated on semiconductor technologies, ASIC design tools, and industry best practices to enhance design processes. Collaboration : Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams, including verification, software, and project management, to achieve project goals.