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Memory PHY RTL Design Engineer

Advanced Micro Devices
Full-time
On-site
Vancouver, Canada
Level - Mid-Career

Role Summary

The Memory PHY team at Advanced Micro Devices is seeking an experienced Design Engineer specialized in RTL and Firmware development for high-speed LPDDR and DDR IPs. The role involves engaging in the design and development phases of cutting-edge Memory PHYs and interface IP, focusing on innovation and enhancing existing methodologies.

Experience Level

This position is suitable for professionals with a background in digital design engineering and relevant experience in RTL implementation.

Responsibilities

The primary responsibilities of the Memory PHY RTL Design Engineer include:

  • Microarchitectural design and RTL implementation of IP features.
  • Synthesis, static timing analysis, CDC/RDC, UPF Design/Simulation, power optimization, and gate simulation.
  • Development of PHY Digital Architecture from initial pathfinding, coding, to verification and physical implementation.
  • Collaboration with firmware teams to design firmware sequences and algorithms.
  • RTL design analysis for power and timing optimization.
  • Working with the design verification team to ensure accurate execution of design features.
  • Participating in design specifications and RTL code reviews.

Requirements

Candidates should possess a strong expertise in digital design, specifically:

  • Proficiency in Verilog, System Verilog, C, and a scripting language (Python, Perl, TCL preferred).
  • Experience in debugging firmware and RTL code using simulation tools.
  • Familiarity with UVM testbenches and Linux/Windows environments.
  • Understanding of clocking architectures and CDC methodology.
  • Experience with SERDES, DDR, Memory Controller, or MAC design.
  • A strong grasp of computer organization and architecture principles.
  • Mixed signal RTL experience and leadership exposure are pluses.

Education Requirements

A Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering is required.