Physical Design Engineer: Die-to-Die Interface (RTL to GDSII)
Tenstorrent · Santa Clara, California, United States · Santa Clara
CHECKED 22H AGO
Infrastructureonsite$100k–$500k
At a glance
Highlights
- Drive die-to-die physical implementation from RTL to GDSII for AI hardware.
- Close high-speed die-to-die interfaces for multi-die chiplet architectures.
- Take high-speed D2D PHYs and controllers from netlist to tapeout.
What they offer
- Base and variable compensation targets
- Highly competitive compensation package and benefits
Ideal candidate
A seasoned, detail-oriented problem solver who thrives on hard closure challenges and collaborating across analog, digital and full-chip teams to deliver high-speed multi-die designs.
Requirements
- 5+ years ASIC physical design experience at advanced nodes (7nm or below) with multiple successful tapeouts
- Own blocks from RTL to GDSII across synthesis, floorplanning, place-and-route, CTS and sign-off
- Experience closing high-speed interfaces such as D2D, PCIe, HBM and SerDes including timing, signal and power integrity
- Proficient in STA, constraints and closure for complex high-speed designs
- Experience with EDA tools from Synopsys, Cadence and Mentor for implementation and verification
- Experience with Tcl and Python for flow automation and methodology improvements
- B.S./M.S. in EE, CE or related field
- remote policy
- Remote - open to any location in the U.S.
- hiring process
- Candidates will be assessed for the appropriate level during the interview process.
Lab profile
About Tenstorrent
Builds high-performance RISC-V CPUs and AI accelerators with full-stack software for efficient AI computing.
What they build
- AI accelerators
- RISC-V CPUs
- AI software and compilers
Known for
- Custom RISC-V CPU development from scratch
- Full-stack AI hardware and software
- Performance, ease of use and cost efficiency
Key facts
- Founded in 2016
- Headquartered in Toronto, Canada
- Backed by Samsung and Hyundai Motor Group