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Overview: As a Staff Engineer in SRAM design, you will lead end-to-end development of high-performance, low-power memory on advanced process nodes (2nm–5nm). You’ll shape SRAM architecture and verify designs that impact power, performance, and area for future computing and AI platforms. You’ll mentor engineers, drive methodology improvements, and collaborate across product, test, and technology teams. This role offers hands-on technical leadership with opportunities to contribute to patents and industry contributions. Compensation / Benefits 4+ weeks paid time off per year holidays and sick leave medical/dental/vision/401k charitable giving match on-site cafe and gym, virtual fitness classes flexible work environment
Responsibilities: Design and develop SRAM memory arrays (bit cells, sense amps, decoders, control circuits) for advanced nodes Optimize SRAM for performance, power and area, and improve yield Create custom layouts and perform physical design verifications (DRC, LVS) Assess speed-power-area trade-offs to meet targets Develop and improve design methodologies including automation scripts for design, simulation, and verification Collaborate with product and test teams to develop test plans and support silicon bring-up Mentor junior engineers on SRAM design techniques Conduct extensive circuit simulations (HSPICE, finesim, Cadence Spectre) to validate functionality and performance Contribute to patents, papers, or industry conference work
Key requirements: Bachelor's or Master in Electrical Engineering with extensive SRAM/memory design experience Proven track record delivering SRAM designs in advanced nodes Strong understanding of semiconductor device physics and process technologies (FinFET, GAA, SOI) Expertise in SRAM architecture (bitcells, sense amps, write/read paths) Experience with timing analysis, power analysis, and DFM Proficiency with circuit simulation tools (Spectre, HSPICE, Cadence Virtuoso) Scripting skills (Python, Perl, TCL) for automation Strong cross-functional collaboration and communication Experience with 5nm/3nm or beyond nodes Knowledge of SRAM compiler development and low-power techniques (power gating, voltage scaling) Background in silicon debug and root-cause analysis Inclusive, learner, collaborative, innovative mindset collaboration clear communication problem-solving mindset SRAM architecture and design (bitcells, sense amps, write/read paths) Advanced process nodes (2nm–5nm) Circuit simulation (HSPICE, Cadence Spectre, finesim)

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Lead

Location

San Jose, CA

Occupation

Electronics Engineers, Except Computer

Industry

Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing

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