PCIe Design Architect
Broadcom
PCIe Design Architect
Broadcom
Designs chips and software for data centers
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·B.Tech/M.Tech in Electronics/VLSI Engineering with 18+ years of experience in VLSI design and architecture
·Strong fundamentals in digital ASIC design, micro-architecture, and best RTL coding methods
·Ability to understand product requirements and develop architectures for SoCs and PCIe subsystems
·Domain expertise in PCIe Gen6/7 and PIPE protocols
·Knowledge of AMBA and serial protocols, DMA, memory organization, processors, and Silicon bring-up sequences
·Strong design and Silicon debug skills
·Customer support and timely solutions to design problems
·Excellent communication and oratory skills
·Expertise in Synthesis, constraints, timing closure, and equivalence checks (Formality/Conformal)
·Experience in Lint/CDC/RDC tools
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Broadcom designs chips and sells infrastructure software for the companies that run large data centers, telecom networks and corporate IT. Its custom AI processors, built with cloud companies, and its Ethernet switch chips move and process data inside the computer clusters that train AI models. The chip business also makes parts for broadband, wireless, storage and industrial equipment, sold to device makers and cloud operators, while VMware software lets businesses run private clouds and is sold by subscription. Broadcom took its current form in 2016, when Avago Technologies, formed in 2005 from Agilent's chip unit, bought Broadcom Corporation, and it is based in Palo Alto, California.
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