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Amazon ASIC DFT Engineer Annapurna Labs 
United States, Texas, Austin 
807620757

08.07.2025
DESCRIPTION

As a member of the Silicon Optimization Engineering Team you’ll be responsible for the design and optimization of hardware in our data centers. You’ll provide leadership in the application of new technologies to large scale server deployments in a continuous effort to deliver a world-class customer experience. This is a fast-paced, intellectually challenging position, and you’ll work with thought leaders in multiple technology areas. You’ll have relentlessly high standards for yourself and everyone you work with, and you’ll be constantly looking for ways to improve your products performance, quality and cost. We’re changing an industry, and we want individuals who are ready for this challenge and want to reach beyond what is possible today.Key job responsibilities
Key job responsibilities
• Develop, implement and verify state-of-the-art Design for Test (DFT) architectures
• Work with block designers to integrate DFT implementations
• Work with physical design team to setup and implement DFT insertion flow
• Develop high coverage and cost effective DFT methodologies
• Perform RTL coding and Verification
• Participate in Silicon debug and write scripts to effectively handle ATE related data
• Communicate and work with team members across multiple disciplines

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS

BS degree or higher in EE, CE, or CS with a graduation date between December 2022 and October 2025
Academic, internship, or professional experience with VLSI design or DFT
Familiarity with automation script development and/or software development


PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

MS degree in EE, CE or CS
Project/internship experience with DFT (SCAN, JTAG or MBIST)
Good breadth of knowledge in chip design concepts from micro-architecture through physical design
Experience in programming and scripting with Perl, Python or Tcl