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Manager, Project Management - Chip Design

NVIDIA
Israel, Tel Aviv
Full-time
You apply on NVIDIA's own careers site

This manager will lead switch ASIC development from concept and architecture through design, verification, tape-out, and production qualification. The role coordinates engineering disciplines and contributes to execution plans and NVIDIA’s switch ASIC roadmap.

Permanent
On-site
10+ years in chip design; 5+ years managing design or verifi
Bachelor's or Master's degree

Skills & Expertise

Verilog
UVM
SystemVerilog
SoC design and integration
design automation
synthesis
physical design

Key Responsibilities

Lead ASIC development across architecture, design, verification, physical design, and tape-out.

Drive chip bring-up, power-on, qualification, and release to production.

Coordinate execution plans across engineering disciplines and contribute to the switch ASIC roadmap.

Full Description

NVIDIA's Switch ASIC group is seeking a top-tier ASIC technical manager to lead the development of our next-generation ASICs. Join us in shaping the future of technology! As an ASIC Project Lead, you will manage the pre-silicon development of NVIDIA's most advanced and complex switch ASICs — from concept to tape-out — and drive the chip through power-on and qualification to production release. You will collaborate with a cross-disciplinary team, interacting with unit-level ASIC, Physical Design, CAD, Package Design, Firmware & Software, DFT, System Design, Analog Design, and other specialized teams.

What you'll be doing:

• Development Management: Lead the ASIC development from concept and architecture stages through micro-architecture, design, verification, and physical design until tape-out.

• Post-Silicon Execution: Drive chip power-on, bring-up, and qualification to production release.

• Execution Plans: Define and implement execution plans in collaboration with cross-discipline leaders in unit-level, full-chip, physical design, and firmware/software emulation.

• Roadmap Definition: Contribute to the definition of NVIDIA's switch ASIC roadmap.

What we need to see:

• BS or MS in Computer or Electrical Engineering, or equivalent experience.

• 10+ overall years of experience in chip design.

• 5+ years of chip design/verification management experience as a second- or third-level manager, leading organizations of 50+ engineers.

• Proficiency in RTL design (Verilog), verification (UVM, SystemVerilog), System-On-Chip design/integration flow, and design automation.

• Strong system view with the ability to collaborate across multiple interfaces.

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

• Excellent communication and teamwork abilities.

• Experience in synthesis and physical design is a plus.

Applications are handled on NVIDIA's site