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Low Power ASIC Engineer - New College Grad 2027

NVIDIA · Santa Clara, CA · Just now · 0 applicants
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Pay
$100k–$167kListed
Workplace
On-site
Job type
Full-time
Level
Junior
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About the role

NVIDIA is hiring a new graduate Low Power ASIC Engineer to develop and verify power-management solutions for GPU and SoC products. The role involves collaborating with architecture, design, and software teams to build verification infrastructure and improve power-aware design verification.

What you’ll do

  • Develop and verify power-management solutions for GPU and SoC products
  • Collaborate with architecture, design, and software teams
  • Build verification testbenches, infrastructure, and test plans
  • Improve power-aware design verification methods

What you’ll need

  • BS, MS, or PhD in Electrical or Computer Engineering or equivalent experience
  • Understanding of low power design techniques such as multi VT, clock gating, power gating, block activity power, and DVFS
  • Good understanding of processor architecture; GPU knowledge a plus
  • Experience with Incisive Low-Power or Synopsys VCS NLP
  • Strong debug skills with Verdi; fluent in Verilog, SystemVerilog, and UVM
  • Knowledge of UPF, scripting in Python/PERL, C/C++, and Makefile experience a plus

Original job description

NVIDIA is hiring a Low Power ASIC Engineer to develop and verify power-management solutions for GPU and SoC products. The role works with architecture, design, and software teams to build verification testbenches, infrastructure, and test plans, and to improve power-aware design verification methods.Recently completed a BS, MS or PhD in Electrical or…

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