Texas Instruments
STA Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Company's own boardBachelor's degree3+ yrs
First seen Oct 24 · seen live today · from Texas Instruments's own Oracle Cloud board
The posting, as published
About ASM Auto:
ASM (Application specific Microcontroller) business powers automotive and industrial MCU across multiple applications. ASM is now working on next generation Automotive MCU platform for all kind of vehicle applications e.g. Traction motor control, Charging, Lighting and Heating control, IC Engine management etc. This platform will churn out multiple differentiated products for Zonal networking in Software defined Vehicles (SDV) and superior real time control for EV Cars. Great opportunity to be part of this grounds up platform development across process nodes, IPs and SoCs.
https://www.ti.com/applications/automotive/overview.html
What will you be doing in this role as a STA Engineer?
As an STA engineer in the team, you will be part of the STA team responsible for analysis and timing closure of the automotive MCU Cores.
What do we expect from you?
Bachelor or Master’s degree in Electrical engineering.
3+ years’ experience in STA roles
Experience with constraints development of block level designs and at the chip level too
Good understanding of concepts like:
Margins, OCV, timing corners
Group and Path based analysis
Functional and Test Mode constraints merging
IO STA: Deriving constraints from chip/protocol interface specs and analysis
ILM/ timing models for blocks
Crosstalk analysis
Hands on working experience with one or more of the below areas:
Experience with planning, setting up and managing the STA runs for design (preferably at the chip level)
Experience with analysis of reports, deriving fixes and working with the PD team to drive the timing ECOs
Working with DFT team to understand the DFT architecture and help derive the test mode constraints
Good working knowledge of timing signoff tools like Primetime or Tempus