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Date: 5 Aug 2012 10:14:39 -0000
Organization: Compilers Central
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Posted-Date: 05 Aug 2012 15:08:14 EDT

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From: Shane Ryoo <Shane.Ryoo@synopsys.com>
Subject: Positions available at Synopsys (Mountain View CA)
Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2012 01:54:46 +0000


The group is internationally distributed; preference will be given to
those able to work at the primary team site in Mountain View,
California, but remote work may be possible for highly qualified
candidates. Remote workers will be expected to travel to Mountain
View on a regular basis.


Synopsys has several positions available on its next-generation Verilog
compiler team. The team has developed technologies that take a new approach
to hardware simulation, resulting in performance several times better than the
current leading simulator. Anyone who's worked in IC design can tell you that
an enormous amount of time and processing power is burned on HW
simulation/verification, so the team's products are game-changers. We're
currently looking for new team members with compiler backgrounds to further
improve performance and extend functionality. Position description is below.


The openings are for senior and staff-level R&D engineers to design, develop,
and debug software tools for semiconductor chip validation. The candidate will
work on simulation compilers, schedulers, verification systems, and new
algorithms for optimization. The position requires work on extremely complex
problems on large customer designs where analysis of situations or data
requires evaluation of intangible variance factors. Special emphasis is placed
on developing innovative scalable solutions that can handle the largest
state-of-the-art customer designs. The candidate exercises independent
judgment in developing methods, techniques, and evaluation criterion for
obtaining results. The project group with this job opening is a highly focused
and dynamic team that uses Agile software development practices and emphasizes
on high quality of code enforced through coding guidelines and peer-reviews.


Requirements:
Experience in development of complex software projects and familiarity with
C/C++ programming. Strong background in data structures and algorithms. Good
analytical and problem solving skills. The candidate must have BS in EE/CS
with 7+ years of relevant experience, MS in EE/CS with 5+ years of relevant
experience, or PhD in related areas.


Experience in EDA tool development (simulation or synthesis) or compiler
development and optimization is a plus.


If interested, please contact Shane Ryoo at sryoo@synopsys.com.



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