Apple Inc.
Physical Design Methodology CAD Engineer
Apple Inc. - San Diego, California, United States, 92189
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Physical Design Methodology CAD Engineer
Join our Silicon Technologies group as a Physical Design Methodology CAD Engineer, where you'll contribute to designing and manufacturing next-generation, high-performance, power-efficient processors and system-on-chips (SoCs). Your work will ensure Apple products and services operate seamlessly, enabling millions of users worldwide. Responsibilities
Participate in cross-functional teams to address physical design challenges. Develop innovative physical design and optimization solutions. Create and support implementation flows for multiple projects and teams. Maintain custom CAD tools for implementation and signoff. Develop flows for deploying new technology nodes. Innovate tools and methodologies for optimal PPA and productivity, including ML-based solutions. Collaborate with teams such as physical design verification, RC extraction, IR, and static timing analysis. Work with EDA tool vendors to resolve issues and improve tools. Minimum Qualifications
Proficiency in scripting languages like Tcl, Python, or Perl. Bachelor's degree or higher. Preferred Qualifications
Knowledge of VLSI/Physical Design fundamentals through coursework or internships. Experience with CAD tools, flows, or PD methodologies. Understanding of physical design analysis such as extraction, timing, noise, and verification. Compensation and Benefits
The base salary range for this role is $115,700 to $174,200, depending on skills, experience, and location. Apple offers additional benefits, including stock programs, comprehensive health coverage, retirement plans, educational reimbursements, and more. Eligibility for bonuses and relocation assistance may apply. Learn more about Apple Benefits. Equal Opportunity Statement
Apple is committed to inclusion and diversity, promoting equal opportunity regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other protected characteristics. Learn more about your EEO rights.
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Join our Silicon Technologies group as a Physical Design Methodology CAD Engineer, where you'll contribute to designing and manufacturing next-generation, high-performance, power-efficient processors and system-on-chips (SoCs). Your work will ensure Apple products and services operate seamlessly, enabling millions of users worldwide. Responsibilities
Participate in cross-functional teams to address physical design challenges. Develop innovative physical design and optimization solutions. Create and support implementation flows for multiple projects and teams. Maintain custom CAD tools for implementation and signoff. Develop flows for deploying new technology nodes. Innovate tools and methodologies for optimal PPA and productivity, including ML-based solutions. Collaborate with teams such as physical design verification, RC extraction, IR, and static timing analysis. Work with EDA tool vendors to resolve issues and improve tools. Minimum Qualifications
Proficiency in scripting languages like Tcl, Python, or Perl. Bachelor's degree or higher. Preferred Qualifications
Knowledge of VLSI/Physical Design fundamentals through coursework or internships. Experience with CAD tools, flows, or PD methodologies. Understanding of physical design analysis such as extraction, timing, noise, and verification. Compensation and Benefits
The base salary range for this role is $115,700 to $174,200, depending on skills, experience, and location. Apple offers additional benefits, including stock programs, comprehensive health coverage, retirement plans, educational reimbursements, and more. Eligibility for bonuses and relocation assistance may apply. Learn more about Apple Benefits. Equal Opportunity Statement
Apple is committed to inclusion and diversity, promoting equal opportunity regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other protected characteristics. Learn more about your EEO rights.
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