CPU Load Store Design Engineer
ARM

The Role

*Remote working opportunity available from Raleigh, NC*
Job Overview:

On this complementary team, we have an open and relaxed environment where outstanding, creative engineers work together on significant projects. Our upbeat and collaborative team builds CPU designs that impact how people connect every single day.

Whether you consider yourself an expert CPU micro-architect or an RTL design engineer, this role offers you the chance to work with forward-thinking colleagues and the ability to make an impact on our industry. At our Austin-based design center, you will join a small, rare and hardworking RTL design team developing the next generation Arm A-class microprocessors. You will chip in all aspects of the microprocessor life cycle from developing the specification, defining the microarchitecture and coding the RTL design to deliver Arm's next dynamical, energy efficient microprocessors to meet the demands of the market.

You will use groundbreaking technologies and methodologies to ensure the highest quality products as you collaborate with other Arm engineering teams to build complete IP solutions to address the performance, power and cost requirements for almost all application markets.
Responsibilities:

You will own and develop CPU microarchitecture specification and design as well as handle Verilog RTL logic design and debugging. You'll also have the opportunity to work closely with engineers across performance modeling, validation, and implementation to meet all functional requirements, and ppa goals.
Required Skills and Experience :

• Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering
• Minimum 5 years of post-degree work experience in processor RTL and microarchitecture design (think senior/staff types)
• Bachelor's degree (in a relevant field or another relevant field) along with at least 7 years of confirmed experience may be substituted

"Nice To Have" expertise :

• Domain expertise in various logic areas of CPU microarchitecture design - specifically areas in LoadStore memory subsystem design including: TLB, cache, hazard checking, speculative execution, coherency protocols, etc.
• High-performance, low-latency execution, high area-efficient and power-efficient processor design
• RTL design for multi-threaded, low-power microprocessors
• Hands-on experience using Verilog or VHDL HDL for design
• Crafting for synthesis targeted to achieve specified power, frequency, and area targets
• Make good judgements on functionality, performance, and physical implementation trade-offs
• Scripting, e.g. with Perl, Python, etc.

In Return:

We offer a hybrid approach to home and office working to provide an adaptable experience for all employees. We expect some working time to be spent in office, to promote a strong collaborative environment with good team integration but are accommodating to different home working requirements.
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Arm is an equal opportunity employer, committed to providing an environment of mutual respect where equal opportunities are available to all applicants and colleagues. We are a diverse organization of dedicated and innovative individuals, and don't discriminate on the basis of any characteristic.

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