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Design automation engineers develop new design techniques and improve the performance of Intel's next-generation
platforms. They accomplish this by assessing new architecture and approaches in CAD software engineering, and by specifying new materials, equipment,
and supplies. CAD engineers perform circuit simulation, performance verification, resistance-capacitance (RC) extraction, design database management,
design rule checking (DRC), LVS using a variety of tools.
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- Design, develop, maintain, and provide user support of CAD tools.
- Assist with schematic entry and analysis in the integrated circuit design process.
- Design, specify, install, and support computer-controlled automatic test systems.
- Maintain cost reduction and quality improvement initiatives.
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- Typical degrees include BS, MS, or PhD in electrical engineering, electrical and computing engineering, or computer science.
- Strong background in logic design.
- Working experience in synthesis, Formal Verification (FV), Design for Test (DFT), Static Timing Analysis (STA), Auto Place and Route (APR), and Physical Verification.
- Working knowledge of UNIX*, Windows*, and Perl*.
- Working knowledge of VHDL and/or Verilog.
- Working knowledge of C/C++, Tool Control Language (TCL), or Tool Kit (TK).
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We have opportunities for both recent college graduates as well as individuals with related work experience and military
background. Intel's senior positions combine engineering and manufacturing work with management responsibilities.
Select Engineering from our database to view jobs. If you are looking for opportunities for technicians, see our Manufacturing careers section. |
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"Working for Intel has allowed me to touch new scientific areas of research and to visit operations in fun places like Norway and Japan."
Judy
Manager, Engineering Services
Portland, Oregon, USA
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