Software Engineer Calibre D2S
SiemensRole Summary
The Software Engineer Calibre D2S role at Siemens involves designing, developing, debugging, and supporting advanced Optical Proximity Correction (OPC) and Inverse Lithography Technology (ILT) solutions for semiconductor manufacturing. The engineer will work in the Calibre D2S division focused on computational lithography and geometry, emphasizing high-performance computing and GPU computing.
Experience Level
Senior level. Advanced qualifications including a Ph.D. or a Master's degree with 5+ years of relevant experience are preferred.
Responsibilities
Key responsibilities include:
- Designing and developing advanced OPC and ILT solutions.
- Debugging and supporting software for semiconductor manufacturing.
- Collaborating with team members to leverage AI/ML in problem-solving.
- Estimating software development tasks and delivering on schedule.
Requirements
Must-have qualifications include:
- PhD or MS + 5+ years of experience in Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, or Engineering.
- Expertise in scientific computing, numerical algorithms, and computational geometry.
- Proficiency in GPU acceleration in CUDA, parallel and distributed processing.
- Strong programming skills in C/C++, CUDA, and Python.
- Demonstrated analytical skills and a problem-solving mindset.
Nice-to-have skills include:
- Basic knowledge of semiconductor manufacturing and lithography processes.
Education Requirements
PhD in a relevant field or a Master's degree with extensive research/industry experience.
About the Company
Company: Siemens
Headquarters: Munich, Germany
Siemens EDA is a leading global provider of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) products and systems. Their innovative solutions enable companies to enhance the development of electronic products efficiently and effectively, keeping pace with the complex demands of technology and physics. Siemens is committed to delivering advanced workflow solutions that integrate both EDA and MCAD tools for multi-domain design and manufacturing in the semiconductor industry.
