The AI Chip Engineering Digital IP team defines and develops components for a wide range of products, including automotive microprocessors, application processors, microcontrollers, and networking. The Austin Digital IP team develops components for DDR, Display Controller, high-speed serial links, cores, memory controllers, and interconnect. This role involves reviewing IP architecture specifications, features, and programming models, as well as microarchitecture and interface specifications. The engineer will plan IP documentation and design, providing schedule assessments. The core of the role is to design IP meeting requirements for quality and performance using Verilog and System Verilog RTL, and vendor and internal checking tools. Collaboration with the verification team is crucial for developing test plans and achieving 100% coverage, adhering to NXP's standard quality and maturity standards. The engineer will deliver completed IP, including RTL design and supporting documentation, and track metrics during IP development, such as development plan milestones, code and functional coverage, defect tickets, and requirement tracing. A key aspect is collaborating with cross-functional teams to provide expert support to subsystem, SoC, validation, and applications engineering teams during product development. Key challenges include proving design meets all requirements, ensuring zero defects escape to silicon, and meeting committed schedules without compromising quality.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
Associate degree