Intel's Central Engineering Group is hiring Physical Design Engineers to support the development of custom IP and SoC designs for Intel products and custom ASIC customers. The role focuses on converting RTL designs into manufacturing ready GDS databases and contributing to advanced semiconductor product development.
You will work closely with cross functional teams to ensure reliable design implementation and help deliver optimized product level results.
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, VLSI, Computer Engineering, or a related discipline with knowledge of the Physical Design domain and partition level RTL2GDSII implementation.
The Central Engineering Group (CEG) at Intel develops scalable engineering solutions across Product Enablement, Custom ASIC, and Foundry Enablement. The organization focuses on delivering customer driven solutions, leveraging IP, tools, and methodologies to support Intel products and external foundry customers.
This role follows Intel's hybrid work model, allowing employees to divide their time between on site work at the assigned Intel location and remote work.
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Intel Corporation is a globally recognized leader in semiconductor manufacturing and technology innovation. Founded in 1968 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, Intel designs and produces advanced microprocessors, chipsets, and integrated solutions that power a vast range of computing devices—from personal computers and servers to cloud infrastructure and emerging AI applications. With over 100,000 employees worldwide, Intel's mission is to create world-changing technology that enriches the lives of every person on Earth.
Intel holds a dominant position in the global semiconductor industry, known for its pioneering work in x86 architecture and continuous advancements in process technology. The company has recently focused on expanding its manufacturing capacity through initiatives like the IDM 2.0 strategy, investing heavily in new fabrication plants in the United States and Europe to strengthen supply chain resilience. In 2023, Intel announced significant progress in AI-optimized chips and next-generation processors, underscoring its commitment to innovation and competitiveness in a rapidly evolving tech landscape.
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