About the role
As chip sizes continue to grow, power efficiency has become critical across all NVIDIA products - from data centers to automotive and personal computing. Our PMU IP, developed over the past 17 years, is crucial in optimizing chip performance and efficiency in both idle and active scenarios. The PMU IP consists of a RISC-V core and custom-designed control logic. It collects and processes data from the entire chip, working in tandem with software running on the RISC-V core to determine optimal operating points. We are seeking a Senior ASIC Engineer who can help architect the next generation PMU for AI datacenter.
What you’ll be doing:
- Collaborate with the production SW team and power arch team to define the architecture/micro-architecture for various power features.
- Learn how PMU's function impacts the system and support the silicon debug.
- Implement the micro-architecture to RTL design.
What we need to see:
- BS / MS in electrical / computer engineering.
- 3+ years working experience, with preference given to those with MS or equivalent experience.
- Strong communication skills and proficient oral English since this role require frequent communication with external teams mainly in USA and India.
- Familiar with frontend ASIC design.
Ways to stand out from the crowd:
- Experience on active power/low power design.
- Play similar role in other system-level control features if not power related.
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