Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all. Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. The Digital Design Engineer / Chip Lead will be the technical anchor of a small, senior team spanning analog design, layout, silicon characterization, physical design, and verification.
Requirements
- Chip Architecture & Integration: Define top-level chip architecture, partition responsibilities across hard and soft IP blocks, and own the integration of hard macros alongside third-party soft IP.
- RTL Design: Author, review, and maintain synthesizable RTL (SystemVerilog) for all soft IP control blocks, CSR/register file, clocking control logic, and top-level integration.
- Timing Closure Leadership: Develop and own chip-level timing constraints (SDC), define clock domain crossing strategy, and provide timing budgets per block to the Physical Design engineer.
- Synthesis: Drive logic synthesis (DC / Genus) and guide optimization for PPA targets across all design blocks.
- IP Management: Define interfaces between PHY hard macro, third-party soft IP, and internally designed blocks; manage IP integration agreements and vendor coordination.
- Tape-Out Ownership: Own and drive the tape-out checklist sign-off process, coordinating across Physical Design, Verification, and analog team members to achieve clean handoff to the foundry.
- Design Documentation: Author architecture specifications, block-level design specifications, and interface control documents that serve as the authoritative reference for the team.
- Follow-On Roadmap: Capture design decisions, lessons learned, and architectural rationale to accelerate follow-on chip development.
Benefits
- Choice of medical, dental and vision plans
- Benefit programs that help protect income if unable to work due to illness or injury, and paid family leave
- Paid time-off program and paid holidays