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Marvell Technology Group Ltd.
Marvell Technology Group Ltd. designs, develops, and markets analog, mixed-signal, digital signal processing, and embedded and standalone ARM-based microprocessor integrated circuits. It offers mobile and wireless products comprising communications processors; modem processors; Wi-Fi and other communication protocols, including Bluetooth and/or FM; mobile computing products; and connected home computing products. The company also provides a range of integrated data storage products, including... Read More
Address | Canon 22 Victoria Street Hamilton, HM 12 Bermuda |
Website | www.marvell.com/ |
Holding | No Holding Details |
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Engineer
BS EE with 4+ years experience of deep submicron ASIC design &
verification.
Description: Participate in design, verification & debug of highly integrated
SOC designs for wireless networking applications, with particular
focus on DFT for these products. Includes design & verification
of dedicated DFT components, usage of DFT tools such as ATPG &
BIST, pattern generation and silicon debug. Good communication
skills needed as the candidate is required to work closely
with other design engineers within the group & also external
groups such as CAD, test engineering and product engineering.
Analytical problem solving a must, together with good knowledge
and familiarity of full ASIC design flow and DFT specific tools/
techniques. Both written & verbal communication skills important.
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Full Time | Contact Mode: |
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+1-441-2953328 | Contact Name: |
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Job Duration: |
not provided | Phone: |
+1-441-2966395 |
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