Director - STA

Timing Analysis activities for MPU SoCs.

• Expertise in developing, implementing and verifying STA constraints
• Expertise in efficient closure of Subsystem as well as SoC-level timing
• In-depthknowledge of industry standards and practices in Timing closure, Physical Design, Floor-planning, and Place & Route
• Knowledge of basic Architecture and Verilog to collaborate with RTL and IP design teams for timing fixes
• Contribute to timing flow and methodology improvements
• Collaborate with members of a global design team to complete large SoC (system-on-chip) projects.

Cross functional collaboration:

• Partner with Architecture and RTL teams to influence early design decisions
• Ability to coordinate with all aspects of SOC design functions, including RTL, DV, DFT, EDA vendors, DTCO while setting technical direction for the team
• Work with methodology teams to continuously improve flows and processes

Key Challenges:

• Demonstrate strong expertise in all aspects of timing analysis for a wide variety of designs, from constraint generation and verification to full-chip timing closure across all modes and scenarios.

• Deep understanding of advanced topics such as crosstalk, noise, OCV, timing margins. Familiarity with Clock specs, jitter, IR drop, spice analysis.

• Experience working with multi-site teams for execution is a must

Job Qualifications:

• BS or MS in Electrical or Computer Engineering
• 15+ years of experience in Physical Design for complex SoCs
• Experience with at least 3 years of STA Lead roles
• Excellent communication skills, both oral and written
• Innovate and adapt to the rapid use of AI and agents in STA & PD domains

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