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Digital Design Engineer
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Based in the stunning City of Edinburgh, UK, my client is at the forefront of leading-edge technology, bringing together unique and extensive industry expertise to deliver to market a revolution in battery design and management. If you are looking for a fast-paced role as well as a ‘close knit’ family feel then this could be the ideal role for you The Role My client are currently building a world class ASIC development team and are looking for experienced IC designers. This exciting opportunity will allow you to play a key role as part of a team innovating in an application area and market segment that will see enormous growth over the next 10-15 years. So, this is a fantastic opportunity to gain experience with this technology and the leading-edge products it will serve. I am looking for Digital Design Engineers who will be responsible for block level, sub-system and top level design and verification with ownership from concept to production silicon, including product definition, design specification, architectural development, digital sub-system and top level Verilog and System Verilog RTL design and verification, including Digital Mixed-Signal modelling and verification. Requirements Degree qualified in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or similar discipline Significant experience in Digital design with strong skills and knowledge in RTL design, simulation, timing constraints, synthesis and timing analysis and support for DFT and Place and Route Experience with control systems, micro-processor integration with embedded software, standard bus protocols, bus architecture designs, DSP filter design, system clock architectures, interfaces and low power design techniques Highly proficient with industry standard EDA tools Experience leading block or subsystem designs and delivering successful ic design projects working in collaboration with cross-functional teams For more information and a confidential discussion please contact Rachel Mason.