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Mid-Level SoC Design Engineer (ARM Architecture & Corestone Experience)Mid-Level SoC Design Engineer (ARM Architecture & Corestone Experience)Job Requisition: Mid-Level SoC Design Engineer (ARM Architecture & Corestone Experience)Department: Hardware Engineering SoC Design Employment Type: Full-Time About Azimuth AIAzimuth AI is building next-generation AI compute platforms and silicon that deliver breakthrough performance, efficiency, and scalability. Our cross-functional hardware, software, and silicon teams collaborate closely to push the boundaries of edge and cloud AI acceleration. We are expanding our SoC Architecture & Design team in Hyderabad to support our rapidly growing AI silicon roadmap. Role OverviewWe are seeking a Mid-Level SoC Design Engineer with strong expertise in ARM architecture and hands-on experience working with Arm Corestone reference systems. The role involves supporting subsystem design, integration, and optimization activities across Azimuth AIs next-generation SoCs. In addition, we are looking for engineers with a solid background in ASIC SoC and RTL design, with an emphasis on front-end ASIC design techniques and methodologies. You will collaborate with architecture, verification, and physical design teams to bring complex ARM-based subsystems to production-quality readiness. Key ResponsibilitiesDesign and integrate ARM-based subsystems derived from Arm Corestone reference packages into Azimuth AI SoCs.Implement and modify RTL for CPU subsystems, AMBA interconnects, memory controllers, and peripheral IP.Collaborate with architecture teams on feature definition, microarchitecture updates, and performance targets.Work closely with verification teams to debug functional issues and ensure high-quality coverage closure.Support synthesis, timing analysis, and physical design teams during SoC execution.Drive documentation, design reviews, and bring-up support for early silicon and emulation platforms.Contribute to methodology improvements for subsystem integration and design scalability.Required QualificationsBachelors or Masters degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field.68 years of experience in SoC or subsystem design.Strong knowledge of ARM architecture, AMBA protocols (AXI, AHB, APB), and system-level integration.Hands-on experience with Arm Corestone-based packages or similar ARM reference designs.Solid experience in ASIC front-end design, including RTL development and integration flows.Experience in ASIC synthesis, Clock Domain Crossing (CDC), Reset Domain Crossing (RDC) techniques using Cadence Tools.Proficiency in Static Timing Analysis using Cadence tools.Familiarity with low-power design techniques, UPF, and cadence low power tools (a plus).FPGA prototyping experience is desirable.Strong debugging skills across simulation, lint, CDC, and synthesis environments.Ability to collaborate in a fast-paced, cross-functional engineering environment.Preferred QualificationsKnowledge of low-power design techniques and clock/power domain architecture.Exposure to AI/ML accelerator-based SoCs is a plus.Familiarity with FPGA prototyping, emulation platforms, or early silicon bring-up.Advanced degrees (B.Tech/M.Tech/BE/ME/M.Sc/M.S) in Computer Science or Electronics/Electrical Engineering.Why Join Azimuth AIWork on cutting-edge silicon shaping the future of AI compute.Collaborate with top-tier engineers in architecture, design, algorithms, and systems.Opportunity to influence and architect foundational technologies in our AI SoC roadmap.Competitive compensation, benefits, and rapid career growth. .
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