ASIC Design Engineer
Recruiter
IC Resources
Listed on
7th January 2020
Location
London
Salary/Rate
£45000 - £60000
Type
Permanent
Start Date
2020-01-07
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This is an exciting opportunity for an engineer who is passionate about working in a start-up environment to join my client located in the capital city of London. My client is an exciting quantum cyber security start-up who are currently recruiting world-class engineers who thrive in a fast-paced and results-driven environment. The focus of my client is on combining cutting edge quantum technologies with the best elements of modern cryptography to develop next-generation hardware and software products which provide future-proof cyber security solutions. As a small, fast-paced technology company, my client is looking for a highly talented, capable RTL Design Engineer to play a big role in developing complex digital blocks. You’ll take charge of all areas of development for custom digital blocks for ultra-low power applications, with focus on design specification, RTL design (VHDL) and testing. Experience ASIC/FPGA Development Appreciation of embedded software would be advantageous Experience with Microcontrollers and RISC-V processors is essential. Prior hands-on experience using Verilog (VHDL knowledge considered a plus) Proven experience in RTL coding Excellent communication skills and ability to work independently.Qualifications The successful applicant will have at least a Master’s in electrical engineering, 5 years of hands- on experience, is familiar with the Synopsys ecosystem and is knowledgeable in the field of digital circuit design and digital IC design flow.
This is a great opportunity for a digital SoC engineer to work alongside experienced ASIC
designers in the exploding field of security and connected IoT devices. Keywords: Synopsys, RTL, Verilog, SoC, CPU, verification, Microcontroller, ARMFor a confidential and more detailed discussion please contact Rachel mason @ IC Resources.
