IBM Processor Architecture and Logic design Engineer

Responsibilities
As a Logic design lead in the IBM Systems division, you will be responsible for the microarchitecture design and development of features to meet Secure, high performance & low power targets of the Mainframe and / or POWER customers.
Deep expertise in the implementation of functional units within the core / cache / Memory controller / Interrupt / crypto / PCIE / DLL
Additional responsibilities:

logic (RTL) design, timing closure, CDC analysis etc.

Understand and Design Power efficient logic.

Agile project planning and execution.

Requirements:Masters in VLSI with demonstrated experience in the micro architecture and design of state of art Processor features to enhance high performance secure system performance.

As a Logic design lead in the IBM Systems division, you will be responsible for the microarchitecture design and development of features to meet Secure, high performance & low power targets of the Mainframe and / or POWER customers.
Deep expertise in the implementation of functional units within the core / cache / Memory controller / Interrupt / crypto / PCIE / DLL
Additional responsibilities:
logic (RTL) design, timing closure, CDC analysis etc.
Understand and Design Power efficient logic.
Agile project planning and execution.
Requirements:Masters in VLSI with demonstrated experience in the micro architecture and design of state of art Processor features to enhance high performance secure system performance.



Required education
Bachelor's Degree

Preferred education
Master's Degree

Required technical and professional expertise

Minimum 5+ years of experience in Chip design and development.
Understand CPU / GPU / RISC V architectures.
Expertise in one of the architecture and design of Core units (Fetch, Decode, arithmetic units -adders, multipliers, L1/L2/L3 cache , Mem , IO )
Understand RISC V core
Experience with VLSI Design in VHDL / Verilog


Preferred technical and professional experience

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