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Cisco DFT Engineer :: Design for testability, JTAG, Scan and BIST,ATPG :: 7+ Years in Bangalore, India

Who You'll Work With

Be part of the development organization as an ASIC implementation engineer in Bangalore, India with a primary focus on Design-for-Test. You will work with Front-end RTL teams, and backend physical design teams to understand chip architecture and drive design for test requirements early in the design cycle. As a member of this team, you will be involved in creating groundbreaking next-generation networking chips. You will be led to drive the DFT and quality process through the entire Implementation flow with additional exposure to physical design signoff activities.

What You'll Do

· Responsible for implementing the Hardware Design-for-Test (DFT) features that support ATE, in-system test, debug and diagnostics needs of the design.

· Responsible for the development of innovative DFT IP in collaboration with the cross-functional teams, and play a key role in full chip design integration with the testability features coordinated in the RTL

· Work closely with the design/design-verification and physical design teams to enable the integration and validation of the Test logic in all phases of the design, and back-end implementation flow.

· Your team will be responsible for Innovative Hardware DFT & physical design aspects for new silicon device models, bare die & stacked die-driving re-usable test and debug strategies.

· The job requires the candidate to have good scripting skills and the ability to design and debug with minimal oversight.

Who You Are

You are an ASIC Design DFT Engineer with 8+ years of related work experience with a broad mix of technologies including:

· Knowledge of the latest state-of-the-art trends in DFT, test and silicon engineering.

· Hands-on experience with Jtag protocols, Scan and BIST architectures, including memory BIST, IO BIST

· Verification skills include, System Verilog Logic Equivalency checking and validating the Test-timing of the design.

· Experience working with Gate level simulation, and debug with VCS and other simulators.

· Post-silicon validation and debug experience; Ability to work with ATE patterns, P1687

· Strong verbal communication skills and ability to thrive in a dynamic environment

· Scripting skills: Python/Perl.

· Bachelor's or a Master’s Degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering required

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