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Started by William Woelk
Tue, 06 Mar 2001 22:47
US-COLO SPRINGS-Sr. Softare Eng-Java/C++/CPLD/FPGA
Author: William Woelk
Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2001 22:47
Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2001 22:47
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Software Engineer Responsibilities: Develop partition, packing algorithms for CPLD/FPGA Provide concurrent Engineering support for software development using strong programmable logic device architecture evaluation knowledge. Develop prototype place and route tools for new CPLD/FPGA architectures Develop integrated timing driven optimization partitioning and place and route flow Education/Skills MS or PhD in CS/EE or equivalent background Two or more years developing software for one or more of the following areas: timing analysis logic synthesis logic optimization, place and route tools CPLD/FPGA Strong knowledge of C++ and Java and Windows and/or Unix Famililiarity with OO programming, case tools and/or EDA software Position #2: Sr. Software Engineer Responsibilities: Develop Place and Route tools for programmable logic Devices Develop Test suites for regression testing of place and route tools Develop prototype place and route tools for new CPLD/FPGA architectures Enhance existing logic synthesis, logic optimization and place and route tools with timing driven capabilities Education/Skills MS or PhD in CS/EE or equivalent background Two or more years developing software for one or more of the following areas: timing analysis logic synthesis logic optimization, place and route tools CPLD/FPGA Strong knowledge of C++ and Java and Windows and/or Unix Famililiarity with OO programming, case tools and/or EDA software Competitive salary and benefits packages available. Will relocate you to Colorado Springs.
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