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1 total messages Started by NexLinkHR Mon, 15 Jan 2001 15:46
ASIC Design
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Author: NexLinkHR
Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2001 15:46
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ASIC Design
The Company:

The future belongs to those with the vision to recognize opportunities and
the resources to make it happen.

Nexlink Communications is a fabless semiconductor startup looking for highly
motivated and goal oriented intermediate and senior ASIC Designers.  Ideal
candidates would have a University Degree in EE or equivalent, plus minimum
of 3-7+ years of ASIC design experience.

Responsibilities:

The successful candidate will join a team responsible for delivering ASIC
solutions to the Telecom Industry. The team focuses on the design of leading
edge ASICs using deep submicron technology and cutting edge EDA tools.

Requirements:

  a.. A solid experience with ASIC design flow
  b.. Experience with logic synthesis tools
  c.. Experience with VHDL and/or Verilog simulation tools
  d.. Experience with static timing analysis tools is also highly desirable
  e.. Experience with formal verification tools is also desirable
  f.. Knowledge of ASIC design-for-testability techniques is an asset
  g.. Ability to multiplex between several projects
  h.. Use of UNIX utilities such as awk, perl, C, HTML programming, and
others is an asset
  i.. Interpersonal and good communications skills
  j.. Telecom experience is an asset
Education:

 BS Computer/Elec. Eng. 6 or higher and 3-5+ years

Compensation:

We offer competitive salary, industry leading benefits package and stock
options plan.  Interested candidates should forward your resume or questions
in confidence to chansen@nexlink.ca.
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