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Analog Devices is seeking a highly qualified Physical Design Engineer to drive the execution and support of physical design projects using world-class EDA tools. In this role, you will own the full-cycle RTL-to-GDSII implementation across complex mixed-signal and digital designs. Additionally, you will  contribute to workflow automation, evaluate emerging EDA tools, and drive methodology enhancements.

    Key Responsibilities

• Execute Full RTL-to-GDSII Flow: Own complete physical implementation, including synthesis, linting, full-chip/hierarchical floorplanning, place-and-route (P&R), clock tree synthesis (CTS), and timing/SI/power closure. [
• Implement ECOs: Generate and execute functional and timing Engineering Change Orders (ECOs) late in the design cycle. 
• Conduct Sign-Off Analysis: Perform Logical Equivalence Checking (LEC), parasitic extraction, Static Timing Analysis (STA), and Power/EM/IR-drop analysis to ensure robust, silicon-ready design performance.
• Drive Physical Verification: Lead Physical Design Verification (PDV) workflows to deliver DRC/LVS/ERC error-free layouts.
• Implement Low-Power Architectures: Execute UPF-driven low-power designs, perform in-rush current analysis, and deliver comprehensive low-power verification.
• Advance Flow Automation & AI Innovation: Develop and maintain TCL, Perl, and Shell scripts to automate design pipelines, evaluate emerging EDA tools, and integrate AI methodologies to accelerate the design cycle.

    Job Requirements

• Education: Master’s/bachelor's degree (ME/MTech/ME/BE/BTech) in Electrical, Electronics, or Computer Engineering.
• Experience: 7+ years of production-level physical design implementation experience  (RTL2GDSII) on complex tape-outs using industry-leading EDA tools. 
• Technical Depth: Proven expertise in advanced Synthesis/CDC/RDC/Linting/P&R/LEC/Timing/SI/Power closure flows and late-stage functional/timing ECO implementation.
• Low-Power Expertise: Hands on with UPF-driven low-power design methodologies, including in-rush current analysis and low-power verification.
• Automation & Innovation: Proficiency in scripting (Python, TCL, Perl, Shell) for automation, with an aptitude for leveraging AI methodologies to accelerate design cycles. 
• Good Knowledge in DFT concepts. 

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