ASIC Design Engineer - Mathematical

ASIC Design Engineer North, South and Central UK locations 

The company is looking for an experienced ASIC Design Engineer with a strong passion for mathematical rigor to join the dynamic team. As an ASIC Design Engineer, you will have a pivotal role in developing digital hardware, leveraging expertise in mathematical proofs and verification techniques to ensure the integrity and reliability of designs.

Responsibilities

• Collaborating with cross-functional teams to define digital design requirements and specifications
• Developing and implementing rigorous mathematical proofs for digital hardware designs
• Conducting thorough verification and validation of ASIC designs using advanced mathematical techniques
• Working on system-level design and integration to ensure optimal performance and accuracy
• Analysing and optimising existing designs for efficiency and performance enhancements
• Contributing to the development of cutting-edge digital hardware solutions, leveraging expertise in C, C++, Python, and GPU programmingQualifications
  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field
  • Solid experience in digital hardware design and ASIC development
  • Proven ability to apply rigorous mathematical proofs to ensure design correctness and reliability
  • Proficiency in C, C++, Python, and GPU programming for design implementation and validation
  • Strong knowledge of verification methodologies and tools, including simulation, formal verification, and emulation
  • Excellent problem-solving skills and keen attention to detailDay-to-Day
    • Collaborating with the hardware design team to define and refine design requirements
    • Applying rigorous mathematical proofs to verify and validate digital hardware designs
    • Using advanced verification methodologies and tools to ensure design correctness
    • Implementing and optimising designs using C, C++, Python, and GPU programming
    • Participating in design reviews and contributing to the continuous improvement of ASIC design processesFor more information, please contact Rachel Mason at IC Resources.