Digital ASIC Design Engineer

Overview

As a Digital ASIC Design Engineer, you will own and optimize complex hardware modules for cutting-edge graphics processors. You’ll work with cross-functional teams to advance silicon solutions and influence architectural decisions. The role focuses on delivering high performance, low power, and reliable designs for next-generation GPUs. You will mentor junior engineers and contribute to ongoing innovation in GPU silicon technology. This is an opportunity to impact product architecture and development at scale.

Pay / Benefits

• competitive base salary
• bonus scheme

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with design, verification, and validation teams to deliver silicon solutions
• Define and document micro-architecture specifications and execution plans
• Analyse and optimise designs for performance, area, and power trade-offs
• Participate in design reviews and provide constructive technical feedback
• Maintain and improve the design environment, debug and resolve design issues
• Plan, schedule, and deliver work packages within timelines
• Stay current with emerging tools, methodologies and best practices in silicon design
• Mentor graduate engineers and early-career colleagues

Key requirements

• Strong knowledge of digital IC design techniques and methodologies
• Hands-on experience with RTL design at IP or SoC level using SystemVerilog
• Proven ability to optimise designs across performance, power, and area
• Experience with ASIC or FPGA design tools and environments
• Exposure to formal verification or proof methodologies to validate design intent
• Knowledge of CPU, DSP, or FPU architectures, including debug and test strategies
• Proficiency in C, SystemC, C++, Python, Perl, or TCL
• Understanding of verification requirements from specifications
• Experience with GPU or CPU design methodologies, including UVM

• Collaborative teamwork
• Clear, constructive feedback during design reviews
• Mentorship and capability development of junior engineers
• SystemVerilog RTL design
• ASIC/FPGA design tools
• Formal verification / proof methodologies

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