FAQs
What is the primary focus of the RTL/DFx Design Engineer role at AMD?
The primary focus is to support the expanding test vehicle roadmap, drive advanced technology evaluations, ensure successful AMD product launches, and deliver critical insights on yield, performance, and reliability.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A BS and M.S in Electrical or Computer Engineering (or equivalent) is required, along with proven IC design experience, expert-level skills in RTL/Verilog, and a deep understanding of VLSI DFx strategies.
Where is the location of this job?
The location of this job is Austin, TX.
What kind of skills are preferred for this role?
Preferred skills include excellent scripting abilities (e.g., Perl, C shell, Python), familiarity with end-to-end design flow, and proficiency with EDA tools such as Synopsys and Cadence.
What is the role of the RTL/DFx Design Engineer in terms of team collaboration?
The RTL/DFx Design Engineer is expected to work collaboratively with internal teams, such as design verification and physical design/layout, and to support debugging efforts while driving the adoption of innovative DFx strategies.
Is there a focus on diversity in hiring for this position?
Yes, AMD is an equal opportunity, inclusive employer and encourages applications from all qualified candidates without regard to various characteristics protected by law.
Are there any opportunities for growth within this role?
Yes, the ideal candidate is expected to be a fast learner with strong problem-solving skills and a drive to grow quickly while taking ownership of projects from scope to design to test.
Are incentives or bonuses available for this position?
Yes, the role may be eligible for various incentives based on performance, including an annual bonus or sales incentive, as well as opportunities to own shares of AMD stock.
