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Intel Foundry Automation Software Application Engineer United States, Arizona, Phoenix
Design and Development: Develop, test, and maintain factory automation systems, including manufacturing execution systems (MES), production activity control (PAC), and scheduling algorithms. Optimization and Integration: Analyze, prototype, and enhance automation...
Offer a premium, personalized interaction for key clients with Intel Foundry, beginning with a simplified integration process. Establish a comprehensive suite of customer interaction points, instruments, and procedures to ensure...
You will be responsible for designing and/or integrating IP for a discrete graphics SoC. You will be working or assisting in architecture, design, implementation, formal verification, emulation and validation of...
Design and implement microcode for complex instruction sets (x86 or proprietary architectures). Analyzing existing developed code, understanding and gathering new requirements, developing new algorithms or changes required, documenting for review...
Intermediate Representation Interface: Design and integrate the IR interface between front-end components and the Intel graphics compiler. Optimizer: Design and develop optimization algorithms to improve compiler performance and efficiency. Generated...
Performs functional verification of CPU logic to ensure design will meet specification requirements. Develops IP verification plans, test benches, and the verification environment to ensure coverage to confirm to CPU...
Performs physical design implementation of custom CPU designs from RTL to GDS to create a design database that is ready for manufacturing. Conducts all aspects of the CPU physical design...
Design and Development: Develop, test, and maintain factory automation systems, including manufacturing execution systems (MES), production activity control (PAC), and scheduling algorithms. Optimization and Integration: Analyze, prototype, and enhance automation...
Are you a tech-minded, highly skilled and detail-oriented individual looking to take the next step in your career? If you enjoy a complex challenge and working with a team to bring innovative technology to life, then the role of Design Verification Engineer at Intel may be the perfect role for you.
At Intel, Design Verification Engineers use their technical skills to work on complex projects such as establishing design verification plans/programs, developing test cases, and verifying hardware and software designs for our products. Design Verification Engineers also help to identify issues in our design process, propose solutions to technical problems, and develop mathematical models.
You'll work on teams of other Design Verification Engineers to create mission-driven strategies that help to ensure our products are executing correctly. As a Design Verification Engineer, you'll be responsible for helping to meet the deadlines, budgets and quality standards of our projects. You'll play an important part in helping to convert concept designs into reliable, cost-effective products.
As a Design Verification Engineer at Intel, you'll be supported with continued education and training opportunities to help foster your growth. Professional development opportunities include attending conferences and seminars, attending online classes and courses, and gaining knowledge from feedback from your peers.
At Intel, we embrace creativity and strive to ensure excellence in all our work. We’re looking for individualViews who are excited to work collaboratively to create cutting-edge technology solutions making an impact on the world. If you’re looking to join a world-class team striving to name innovations, then sign up today on Expoint and apply for the role of Design Verification Engineer at Intel.