Digital Design Member of Technical Staff

About onsemi

onsemi is driving innovation in power, sensing, and automotive semiconductor solutions to enable a more sustainable future. Our Treo™ platform underpins next-generation intelligent power systems for automotive and industrial markets, emphasizing safety, reliability, and scalability.

Role Overview

We are seeking a senior Digital Design Member of Technical Staff (MTS) to lead and deliver digital controller IP for power, clock, and error management subsystems within the onsemi Treo™ platform. This role is a hands-on technical leadership position, focused on architecting, designing, integrating, and evolving complex digital IP that tightly interfaces with analog and mixed-signal blocks in automotive-grade SoCs.

The successful candidate will bring deep experience in automotive functional safety, digital-analog co-design, and system-level integration, while also serving as a technical mentor and thought leader within the Cork design organization.

Required Qualifications

• 15+ years of hands-on digital design experience, primarily in ASIC or SoC development.
• Proven experience delivering automotive IP with functional safety requirements.
• Strong background designing digital controllers for analog blocks (e.g., power regulators, PLLs, sensors, clocking systems).
• Deep understanding of system-level digital integration, including: 
  • Power and clock domain management
  • Reset strategies
  • Error handling and safety mechanisms
• Solid experience with RTL design (SystemVerilog).
• Working knowledge of constrained-random verification methodologies, including SystemVerilog and UVM.
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively as a senior individual contributor, owning complex technical problems end to end.
• Strong communication skills and a demonstrated willingness to mentor junior engineers.

Preferred / Plus Qualifications

• Experience with automotive safety standards such as ISO 26262 (concept, system, or IP-level application).
• Working knowledge of JIRA for task tracking and JAMA for requirements management.
• Exposure to safety diagnostics, fault injection, or safety verification techniques.
• Experience contributing to platform-level IP strategies or multi-generation roadmap planning.
• Familiarity with low-power design techniques and power-aware verification.

Key Responsibilities

• Architect, design, and implement digital system controllers for: 
  • Power management
  • Clock management
  • Error detection, reporting, and mitigation subsystems
• Develop robust digital IP that controls and interacts closely with analog and mixed-signal blocks.
• Own IP delivery from architecture through RTL, verification, integration, and silicon bring-up support.
• Drive and support digital-on-top product integration flows, including: 
  • IP integration into SoC environments
  • Clocking, reset, power domain, and safety integration
• Ensure designs meet automotive functional safety requirements (e.g., ISO 26262 concepts such as ASIL, fault coverage, diagnostic mechanisms).
• Collaborate cross-functionally with: 
  • Analog design
  • Verification
  • Physical design
  • Systems, safety, and product engineering teams
• Define and evolve IP roadmaps aligned with: 
  • Platform strategy
  • Product requirements
  • Long-term business objectives
• Mentor and technically guide junior and mid-level engineers, promoting best practices in design, documentation, and review culture.
• Contribute to continuous improvement of: 
  • Design methodologies
  • Verification strategies
  • Automation and productivity tools
• Stay technically curious and engaged with emerging AI/ML applications in digital design, including their potential impact on RTL development, verification, and productivity.