Top Design Engineer Jobs

The SOC Design Verification Engineer will perform functional verification of integrated SoCs, develop verification plans, execute simulations, debug issues, and collaborate with various teams to ensure specifications are met.

The Engineer I - Design (ASIC) will design and verify RTL-based blocks, participate in implementation, and perform performance analysis for microcontroller technology.

Responsible for designing analog circuits for CT systems, ensuring rigorous engineering practices, and coordinating with digital architects. Focus on design refinement, reliability testing, and fostering collaboration across teams while adhering to best practices.

Design high-performance analog circuits including PLL and SerDes blocks, lead projects, verify systems, and manage documentation and communication within the team.

The role involves leading VLSI design projects, providing technical expertise, reviewing designs for compliance, mentoring staff, and innovating within design teams.

The Senior Design Automation Engineer will architect and develop EDA solutions, streamline FPGA design processes, and mentor junior engineers.

Manage engineering teams to develop and characterize hardware technologies, resolve complex process issues, validate performance, and support cross-functional integration for advanced semiconductor and display manufacturing solutions.

The Senior Platform Engineer will design automated solutions, support deployments, implement management tools, and enhance system performance and security in a hybrid role.

As a CPU Physical Design Automation Engineer, you will develop and support tools for backend physical design and analyze designs for performance and reliability.

The role involves providing technical support for PDKs, digital reference flows, and signoff methodologies, primarily using Cadence tools, while ensuring quality improvements and documentation. The engineer will facilitate ASIC designs, validate processes, and engage with customers for successful tape-outs.

Lead design assurance for the Opal system, ensuring quality and regulatory compliance in medical devices. Mentor junior engineers and manage complex projects.

Responsible for end-to-end functional verification of mixed-signal ASICs, developing verification plans, testbenches, coverage analysis, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

The Design Verification Engineer will conduct end-to-end functional verification of custom mixed-signal ASICs, develop testbenches, and collaborate across teams to enhance verification processes.

The role involves functional verification of ASIC designs, including developing verification plans, testbenches, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure high-quality outcomes.

The Design Verification Engineer will develop verification plans, perform ASIC functional verification, design UVM testbenches, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve verification processes.

The Mechanical Engineer II will design and document mechanical systems, work with CAD, analyze specifications, and maintain project documentation.

As an entry-level engineer, you will support product development, ensure quality compliance, and collaborate with experienced engineers to improve processes.

This role involves overseeing design control processes, ensuring compliance with FDA and ISO standards, and mentoring junior staff while managing complex quality engineering projects.

The Design for Test Engineer assists in developing testability features for digital circuits, focusing on DFT structures and collaboration for product quality.

As a Design Verification Engineer, you will verify chip circuitry designs, collaborate with RTL engineers, and use various simulation tools to ensure designs meet specifications.

As a Design Verification Engineer, you will create and maintain UVM/SystemVerilog testbenches, execute verification plans, debug issues, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure IP functionality and performance.

The Design Verification Engineer will lead IP subsystem verification, develop UVM/SystemVerilog environments, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to validate hardware-software performance.

As a Design Verification Engineer, you will collaborate with architects and RTL designers to verify designs, develop test plans and infrastructure, ensure performance, and debug issues across the hardware-software stack.

The role involves ensuring design quality in medical devices through effective problem-solving, documentation, collaboration, and compliance with regulatory requirements, supporting product development and risk management activities.

Responsible for designing and developing mechanical systems, performing process calculations, overseeing system engineering processes, and ensuring compliance with technical specifications and project requirements.