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RosaicLabs

CPU RTL Microarchitecture/Design Engineer - Full Time

Santa Clara, CA; Austin, TXHybrid · United States
Full-time · Silicon
POSTED 29 SEPTVERIFIED 13H AGO
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42 days opentrue age
Posted 29 Sept
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$125k–250kposted
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What you'll do

Design and implement CPU functional blocks based on microarchitecture specifications

Develop, debug, and optimize RTL using SystemVerilog/Verilog

Analyze performance, timing, area, and power tradeoffs and propose improvements

Work with verification engineers to develop test plans and achieve functional coverage

Partner with physical design engineers on area, timing, and power goals

Participate in microarchitecture and RTL design reviews and write technical documentation

What we're looking for

Bachelor's or Master's degree (or near-term graduation) in one of: Electrical EngineeringComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceA related field

Strong foundation in computer architecture and digital design, with solid understanding of at least two of the following:

Out-of-order execution

CPU front-end / control logic

Load/store and memory systems

Cache hierarchy and coherency

Virtual memory

Floating-point / computer arithmetic

SIMD / vector processing

Working knowledge of a modern ISA

Hands-on Verilog/SystemVerilog experience, including

RTL simulation

Testbench-based debugging

Familiarity with the ASIC design flow

RTL design

Verification

Synthesis

Timing analysis

Scripting experience for automation, test generation, or data analysis, such as: Python, Perl,  Tcl or C/C++

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