Company
IC Resources
IC Resources
Up to €85,000 dependent on experience
Senior Physical Design – Barcelona I have an exciting new opportunity with a client looking to grow the team in Barcelona, they are looking for Physical Design Engineers with all levels of experience to come and join the team. This is a fantastic opportunity to work on complex projects and RISC-V IP. They have some huge growth plans for the next few years so now is a great to join to watch the business grow and with that will naturally come career progression. Requirements: Bachelors or Masters in Electronics or a related field Knowledge of the entire PD flow from netlist to GDS (Floorplanning, Power planning, Placement & Optimisation, CTS, Routing, Post route optimisation and DRC closure). Experience in logic synthesis, conformal, static timing analysis and Place and Route (PnR)
Barcelona
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