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SeniorFull-time
Salary Range
$26,520 - $35,880 /year
This salary is estimated based on similar roles. The actual salary may vary.
About the Role
Sandisk’s ASIC team builds state-of-the-art memory controllers that power world-class NAND Flash products. The Design Enablement team enables technology, methodology, and flows for the Mixed Signal IP team. As the MSIP CAD/Methodology Engineer, you will develop and deliver robust MSIP Design methodologies on cutting-edge technology nodes.
Key Responsibilities
- →Develop mixed-signal IP CAD and methodology covering schematic, layout, verification, and signoff flows
- →Architect and maintain end-to-end custom design methodologies from transistor-level design through signoff-ready layouts
- →Drive layout quality standards including matching, symmetry, parasitic control, reliability, and manufacturability
- →Define and enforce physical verification methodologies including DRC, LVS, PERC, reliability, and signoff checks
- →Own and evolve signoff methodologies for mixed-signal IPs including EM/IR analysis and reliability verification
- →Work with custom circuit designers and layout teams to identify issues and introduce automation, checks, and best practices
- →Collaborate with foundry counterparts to understand process constraints, reliability requirements, and rule interpretations
- →Develop correct-by-construction and shift-left flows to catch issues early and reduce iteration cycles
- →Drive tool qualification, flow robustness, and productivity improvements across multiple IP programs
- →Mentor engineers and foster a culture of quality, rigor, and innovation within the CAD/methodology team
Requirements
- ✓Experience in mixed-signal IP CAD and methodology development
- ✓Strong knowledge of schematic, layout, verification, and signoff flows
- ✓Expertise in physical verification methodologies including DRC, LVS, PERC
- ✓Experience with EM/IR analysis and reliability verification
- ✓Ability to work with foundry counterparts and understand process constraints
- ✓Experience with correct-by-construction and shift-left flows
- ✓Leadership skills to mentor engineers and drive innovation
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About Sandisk
Sandisk is a global leader in digital storage solutions, specializing in innovative memory cards, flash drives, and portable storage devices. Headquartered in the United States, the company has been at the forefront of the digital storage industry since its founding in 1988, providing reliable and high-performance storage solutions for consumers and professionals alike. With a strong presence in over 150 countries, Sandisk has established itself as a trusted name in the technology sector, catering to the evolving needs of a data-driven world. The company offers a wide range of products, including SD cards, microSD cards, USB flash drives, portable SSDs, and external hard drives, all designed to deliver fast speeds, durability, and compatibility with various devices. Key features of Sandisk products include advanced encryption for data security, rugged designs for harsh environments, and high storage capacities to meet the demands of high-resolution photos, videos, and large files. Sandisk primarily targets photographers, videographers, gamers, and everyday consumers who require dependable storage solutions for their digital content. Sandisk has achieved significant milestones, including being acquired by Western Digital in 2016, which further strengthened its technological capabilities and market reach. The company holds a prominent position in the storage industry, recognized for its innovation and reliability. Sandisk’s unique value proposition lies in its commitment to combining cutting-edge technology with user-friendly designs, ensuring that customers can securely store and access their data anytime, anywhere.
