we are establishing a strategic R&D center in Israel to drive the development of complex semiconductor chips that solve the critical 'data bottlenecks' enabling the future of AI at scale. As we expand our presence in Israel, we're seeking a highly skilled Physical Design Engineer specializing in SoC EMIR to join our local engineering powerhouse from the ground up.
This is a unique opportunity to take on meaningful technical ownership in a new site, executing the backend power methodologies for chips that power the world's largest AI clusters. As an EMIR Engineer, you will be a core technical contributor ensuring the power robustness and long-term reliability of our high-performance connectivity silicon.
You will be responsible for SoC EMIR Analysis to ensure our products meet aggressive voltage drop and reliability targets in advanced FinFET process nodes, directly impacting the performance and yield of chips operating in the worlds most demanding AI and cloud environments.
Key Responsibilities
Take responsibility on IR drop analysis and signal/power electromigration (EM) of very complex chip
Collaborate closely with Physical Design team to insure a full power integrity
Be responsible on IR architecture for timing convergence
Partner with Package Design engineers to perform Chip-Package co-analysis (CPM)
Understand root-cause analysis for voltage drop violations and EM risks
Be responsible and go-to person for any IR related issues.
This is a unique opportunity to take on meaningful technical ownership in a new site, executing the backend power methodologies for chips that power the world's largest AI clusters. As an EMIR Engineer, you will be a core technical contributor ensuring the power robustness and long-term reliability of our high-performance connectivity silicon.
You will be responsible for SoC EMIR Analysis to ensure our products meet aggressive voltage drop and reliability targets in advanced FinFET process nodes, directly impacting the performance and yield of chips operating in the worlds most demanding AI and cloud environments.
Key Responsibilities
Take responsibility on IR drop analysis and signal/power electromigration (EM) of very complex chip
Collaborate closely with Physical Design team to insure a full power integrity
Be responsible on IR architecture for timing convergence
Partner with Package Design engineers to perform Chip-Package co-analysis (CPM)
Understand root-cause analysis for voltage drop violations and EM risks
Be responsible and go-to person for any IR related issues.
Requirements:
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical field
10+ years of hands-on experience in EMIR/Power Integrity analysis for high-performance SoCs or high-speed connectivity products
Strong proficiency in industry-standard EMIR tools (Ansys RedHawk/RedHawk-SC, or Cadence Voltus)
Deep understanding of EM/IR challenges in advanced FinFET nodes (7nm, 5nm, 3nm)
Deep understanding of Place & Route flows, power grid synthesis, extraction (RC), and standard cell architecture
Ability to define and own EMIR methodologies
Capability to identify issues early in the project lifecycle (preferably with experience in sub-N5 TSMC technologies)
Deep understanding of EM and trade-offs between signal EM and power grid (PG) EM
Thermal analysis, self-heat and Statistical EM proficiency
Preferred Experience
Familiarity with thermal analysis tools and their interaction with electrical performance
Experience working with sign-off criteria and margins for high-volume production chips
Good understanding of timing and P&R
Good understanding of packaging, top metal layers, MIM capacitor usage, and power distribution
Understanding of ESD (including full CDM closure) and latch-up
Strong Reliability knowledge
Ability to write TCL scripts for STA and Fusion Compiler (FC).
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical field
10+ years of hands-on experience in EMIR/Power Integrity analysis for high-performance SoCs or high-speed connectivity products
Strong proficiency in industry-standard EMIR tools (Ansys RedHawk/RedHawk-SC, or Cadence Voltus)
Deep understanding of EM/IR challenges in advanced FinFET nodes (7nm, 5nm, 3nm)
Deep understanding of Place & Route flows, power grid synthesis, extraction (RC), and standard cell architecture
Ability to define and own EMIR methodologies
Capability to identify issues early in the project lifecycle (preferably with experience in sub-N5 TSMC technologies)
Deep understanding of EM and trade-offs between signal EM and power grid (PG) EM
Thermal analysis, self-heat and Statistical EM proficiency
Preferred Experience
Familiarity with thermal analysis tools and their interaction with electrical performance
Experience working with sign-off criteria and margins for high-volume production chips
Good understanding of timing and P&R
Good understanding of packaging, top metal layers, MIM capacitor usage, and power distribution
Understanding of ESD (including full CDM closure) and latch-up
Strong Reliability knowledge
Ability to write TCL scripts for STA and Fusion Compiler (FC).
This position is open to all candidates.
