Senior / Principal ASIC RTL Design Engineer (SoC / Subsystem)

My name is Shahid I am reaching out with a role that fits engineers who enjoy real ownership, from shaping micro-architecture to watching their RTL come alive in silicon. If you’re looking for a space where your design decisions actually matter, this one is worth your time.

Job Title

• Senior / Principal ASIC RTL Design Engineer (SoC / Subsystem)

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Job Description : Job Summary :

Own end-to-end RTL design for complex SoC or large subsystem blocks, from micro-architecture through tapeout and silicon bring-up.

Responsibilities :

Define micro-architecture from specs; write high-quality synthesizable SystemVerilog / Verilog RTL for SoC-level or large subsystems.

Own design bring-up, block / subsystem integration, and close on timing, power, and area with synthesis and PnR teams.

Drive design reviews, close bugs, and support silicon validation and post-silicon debug.

Collaborate with DV to define test plans, assertions, and coverage goals; support emulation / FPGA only as a secondary validation aid (not counted toward the 8 years).

Must-have qualifications :

8+ years of hands-on ASIC RTL development experience (FPGA work does not count toward the 10 years).

Multiple production ASIC tapeouts owning significant SoC or subsystem functionality (e.g., interconnects, coherency, memory subsystem, high-speed I / O, security, or power-management islands).

Strong SystemVerilog / Verilog RTL and micro-architecture skills, including clock / reset design, low-power techniques (UPF / retention / isolation), and AMBA / standard bus protocols (AXI / ACE / AHB / APB).

Proven collaboration with physical design on synthesis constraints, timing closure, DFT hooks, and ECOs.

Proven silicon bring-up experience for owned blocks / subsystems.

Nice to have :

Exposure to coherency protocols, cache / memory controllers, DDR / PCIe subsystems, security / crypto blocks.

SVA for design-level assertions, performance modeling, or power / perf analysis skills.

Scripting for design productivity (Tcl / Python), used in service of hands-on RTL work.

Best,

Shahid