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Sophia Antipolis
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Physical Implementation Engineer – Sophia Antipolis This is super opportunity to join one of the leaders within their filed and are now looking to grow their Physical Design team. You will be part of a company that is the next innovations for SoC design. This is an exciting opportunity for a dynamic individual looking to take on new challenges and join a fast-growing company which will have plenty of opportunities for career progression further down the line. You will work across the whole Physical Design flow and have the opportunity to work on advances process nodes! Requirements: Bachelors or Masters in Electronics or a related field Proven experience with 1+ tapeouts Knowledge of entire PD flow from netlist to GDS (Floorplanning, Power planning, Placement & Optimization, CTS, Routing, Post route optimization and DRC closure). Experience in logic synthesis, conformal, static timing analysis and Place and Route (PnR) For more information on this role or others then please contact Jordan Browne at IC Resources +44 (0)118 907 3075.
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Sophia Antipolis
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