Company
IC Resources
IC Resources
Salary dependent on experience
ASIC Design Engineer - Grenoble - Video and audio industry! This is a unique opportunity for an experienced ASIC Design Engineer to join a company offering digital audio and video processing expertise. The successful ASIC Design Engineer will get the opportunity to work with a senior team who have extensive experience in the Digital Video industry and experience in the design and architecture of high-quality digital video solutions and software. Key skills: Experience working on RTL design for complex ASIC projects. Involvement in several successful tape-outs. In depth knowledge of hardware description languages (EG: Verilog or System Verilog). Scripting skills are a plus. Experience working on audio/video projects would be an advantage. For more information, or to apply for this position, please contact Lucy Edmondson at IC Resources
Grenoble
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