CMOS Device Engineer, Silicon

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Description For CMOS Device Engineer, Silicon

Join Google's innovative hardware team as a CMOS Device Engineer, where you'll be part of a diverse team pushing boundaries in custom silicon solutions for Google's direct-to-consumer products. This role combines cutting-edge hardware development with Google's mission to organize world information and make it universally accessible.

As a CMOS Device Engineer, you'll be instrumental in analyzing device and process data for test chips and product Silicon, working with leading foundry CMOS technology. Your expertise in transistor and circuit-level simulations will contribute to technology node benchmarking and power, performance, and area (PPA) evaluation. You'll collaborate closely with IP design, power, and test teams on critical aspects of product development.

The ideal candidate brings a strong foundation in electrical engineering or related fields, with significant experience in CMOS technology development. You'll need expertise in device characterization, process integration, and modeling/simulation, along with statistical analysis capabilities. This role offers the opportunity to shape the next generation of hardware experiences, delivering unparalleled performance, efficiency, and integration for products used by millions worldwide.

Working at Google means joining a company committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, offering comprehensive benefits and the chance to work on products that make a real difference in people's lives. If you're passionate about semiconductor technology and want to contribute to groundbreaking hardware solutions, this role offers the perfect blend of technical challenge and meaningful impact.

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Responsibilities For CMOS Device Engineer, Silicon

  • Analyze the device and process data for test chips and product Silicon, leveraging CMOS technology from leading foundries
  • Conduct transistor and circuit-level simulations for technology node benchmarking and PPA evaluation
  • Coordinate with IP design, power, and test teams on product bring up, yield issue debug and power/performance improvement
  • Analyze foundry data and correlate it with product KPIs for methodology improvement and process and product co-optimization

Requirements For CMOS Device Engineer, Silicon

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, related degree or equivalent practical experience
  • 5 years of experience in CMOS technology development
  • Experience in CMOS device characterization, process integration and modeling/simulation
  • Statistical analysis experience in JMP

Benefits For CMOS Device Engineer, Silicon

  • Equal opportunity employer
  • Accommodation for disabilities
  • Diverse and inclusive workplace

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