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Memory Circuit Design Engineer

Broadcom
Full-time
On-site
Irvine, California, United States
$60,200 - $96,300 USD yearly
Level - Entry or Early Career

Role Overview

As a Memory Circuit Design Engineer at Broadcom, you will join a specialized team in the Central Engineering Group. The role involves the development of advanced memory compilers and custom macros, working on cutting-edge semiconductor technologies.

Experience Level

This position requires a foundational experience in engineering, specifically a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering.

Key Responsibilities

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Analyzing various memory architecture and detailing their trade-offs.
  • Designing and constructing memory or circuit blocks at gate or transistor level.
  • Simulating and critically analyzing circuit designs using transistor-level simulators.
  • Performing post-layout simulations and verification following layout extraction.
  • Facilitating physical implementations and integrating leaf cell layouts.
  • Automating characterization flows by developing scripts for simulations and verification.
  • Documenting design specifications, behavioral descriptions, and timing diagrams.
  • Creating a silicon test plan and aligning it with simulation data.
  • Assisting with debugging silicon-related issues.

Essential Requirements

Qualifications for the role include:

  • Knowledge of common memory types such as SRAM, RF, and ROM.
  • Understanding of CMOS digital circuits and transistor-level behaviors.
  • Familiarity with signal integrity and reliability concerns.
  • Proficiency with memory behavioral models and DFT schemes is advantageous.
  • Experience with silicon testing and debugging processes.
  • Skills in automation scripting and familiarity with simulators.
  • Effective communication and leadership abilities.
  • Strong motivation, self-drive, and the capacity to manage multiple tasks efficiently.

Education Requirements

The position requires a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.