Senior Circuit Silicon Correlation DFT Engineer
NVIDIA
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What will you be doing:
- Participate in ground breaking Processor design and debug in deep submicron technologies.
- Work in a multi functional team passionate about Silicon characterization and correlation to pre-Silicon Performance and Power models.
- Responsible for generating ATPG patterns for Silicon speed path debug.
- RTL and gate level verification for ATPG, non-ATPG patterns.
- Correlating diagnosis result to map to real design failures. Root cause the same feed learnings to pre-silicon design sign off parameters.
- RAM correlation by studying RAM circuit failure mechanisms and understanding their limits on silicon
- Bring in more circuit understanding into the RAM testing methods across RAM types, chips and processes and improve correlation in the long run
- Develop new methodologies using DFT infrastructure to analyze components of mis-correlation in logic and in/around RAM.
What we need to see:
- BSEE required/MS preferred in Electrical or Electronics Engineering with 8+ years experience; Prior leadership experience a certain plus.
- Good understanding of Design-for-test(DFT) and logic design is required.
- Must possess a solid understanding of DFT including scan, BIST, on-chip scan compression, fault models, ATPG, and fault simulation.
- Must have some experience in bringing up RTL/gate level simulation, writing testcase and debugging it.
- Basics of circuits and RAM functionality/architecture will be helpful.
- Experience in VLSI simulation tools like VCS etc
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