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Samsung Semiconductor

Senior Staff Engineer, Physical Design (Floorplanning)

Samsung Semiconductor

Austin, TX · full time · Senior

$180,200 – $270,400

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What this role is

Samsung is seeking a Senior Staff GPU Physical Design Engineer to lead floorplanning and power-grid implementation for next-generation high-performance GPU and system-level designs. This role suits experienced physical design engineers who can drive methodology innovation, mentor others, and deliver silicon across advanced technology nodes.

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What they ask for

Required

  • 11+ years of experience (or 9+ years with Master's or 7+ years with Ph.D.)
  • 7+ years of hands-on full physical design implementation flows
  • Strong expertise in top-level floorplanning for GPU or SoC designs
  • Power-grid design and implementation using PNR tools
  • Power-grid robustness analysis experience
  • Timing analysis and convergence methodologies
  • Proficiency with industry-standard EDA tools (Synopsys or Cadence)
  • Strong PNR and physical-design tool proficiency
  • Scripting and automation skills in Python, Tcl, Shell, or Perl
  • Analytical and problem-solving skills with data-driven approach
  • Experience leading technical initiatives and mentoring engineers
  • Excellent collaboration and communication skills

Nice to have

  • Package and power-only layer experience
  • Advanced-node designs (≤5nm) and high-performance GPU or SoC program experience
  • DTCO methodologies and implementation scalability experience
  • Low-power partitioning and congestion awareness
  • Automation and flow-level methodology beyond scripting
  • Floorplanning methodologies and physical-design tradeoff experience

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