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Physical Design Intern, VLSI - 2027

Employer
NVIDIA
Location
China, Beijing · China, Shanghai
Workplace
Not supplied
Employment
full-time
Published
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Job description

We are now looking for VLSI Physical Design Interns!

VLSI Physical Design Team at NVIDIA China has been built up since 2005. The team has made contribution to various successful products launched by NVIDIA Corporation over 30 years. We utilize latest process technology, advanced EDA tools, and sophisticated design methodology. We always work on the most challenging designs, and push for performance limit.

What you will be doing:

  • Work on flow enhancement of in-house flow on floorplan, power/clock distribution, placement, routing, timing/power/noise analysis, chip assembly, and physical verification
  • Work on in-house tool development and exploration
  • Look for AI solution to improve workflow efficiency and automation

What we need to see:

  • Pursuing MS (or higher) in EE, CS and Mathematics/Physics
  • Knowledge of whole flow of IC design, especially synthesis/timing/floorplan/congestion/drc analysis
  • Fundamentals of algorithm and programming skills
  • Fast capability of learning and strong debugging skills shown up in past hands-on project

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

  • Hands-on background in IC design or physical design
  • Hands-on experience in popular programming language (Python/tcl etc.)
  • DL/ML project experience

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