DFT ASIC Engineer


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Recruiter

IC Resources

Listed on

2nd January 2020

Location

Reading

Salary/Rate

£45000 - £75000

Type

Permanent

Start Date

2020-01-02

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Senior/Principal Design-For-Test (DFT) Engineer As part of my clients ongoing expansion, I am looking for a candidate to strengthen the ASIC Implementation team, located in Reading or Cambridge the ideal candidate will have a strong academic record and 5-10 years’ experience in Design for Test (DFT) within digital and mixed-signal ASIC/SoC development. This role will be located close to Reading, South of the UK and as part of the role the successful engineer will take full-flow ownership of all DFT, MBIST, and test-pattern generation for complex digital and mixed-signal ASIC designs. They will setup, run, and maintain EDA tool flows relating to DFT, MBIST, and test pattern generation and work closely alongside the Front-end and Back-end teams to implement and verify DFT at all stages in the development flow. I am looking for a DFT Engineer who will have the following key skills and knowledge; 1st or 2.1 Electronics, Physics or relevant subject.Several years’ experience in industry with a strong track record in DFT gained across several successful ASIC projects, and ideally at process nodes down to and including 16FFSpecific skills in DFT implementation:Specification at the architecture levelImplementation using tool-based and hand-crafted methodsIntegration of IP including CPU’s, Analog Macros, and IO PHYsMBIST and memory repair integrationCoverage analysis and improvement to meet targetsATPG, as well as manual and semi-automatic TPG, including simulation-based methodsImplementation of at-speed test methodologiesDFT for power-managed designsGeneration of STA and scenario/mode constraintsWorking knowledge of the complete SoC design flow and associated tools and methodologies to deliver working silicon.Experience of RTL and gate-level simulation as applied to DFT verificationVHDL/Verilog coding skillsFor further details and a confidential discussion please contact Rachel Mason @ IC Resources. 

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