Backend ASIC/FPGA Engineer
Arquimea
| Company | Arquimea |
| Category | Engineering |
| Location | — |
| Remote | — |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Not stated |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 30 Apr 2026 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (teamtailor) |
Description
ARQUIMEA , we are a technology company operating globally and providing innovate solutions and products in highly demanding sectors. Our areas of activity are Aerospace, Defense & Security, Big Science, Biotechnology and Fintech. Main function and scope: · Backend ASIC/FPGA Engineer – Synthesis, Place & Route, and Timing Closure Core functions: · Own and execute backend implementation flows for ASIC and/or FPGA designs. · Perform logic synthesis, constraint development, optimization, and design quality checks. · Run place and route flows, including floorplanning, placement, clock tree synthesis, routing, and physical optimization. · Drive static timing analysis and timing closure across multiple modes and corners. · Analyze and resolve timing, congestion, area, power, and signal integrity issues. · Develop, review, and maintain timing constraints, including SDC/XDC files. · Support backend sign-off activities such as timing, power, DRC/LVS, CDC/RDC, and equivalence checking, depending on project scope. · Support mixed-signal integration activities, including coordination between analog and digital implementation flows. · Work with analog designers on floorplanning, pin planning, power domains, guard rings, keep-outs, substrate noise considerations, and analog/digital interface constraints. · Support the integration of analog macros, hard IP blocks, memories, PLLs, ADCs, DACs, sensors, or other mixed-signal IP. · Collaborate with frontend RTL designers to improve implementation quality and resolve design issues. · Work with FPGA flows including synthesis, implementation, timing analysis, bitstream generation, and hardware bring-up support. · Contribute to automation scripts and flow improvements using Tcl, Python, Bash, or similar scripting languages. · Participate in design reviews and provide technical input on architecture, feasibility, performance, power, and area trade-offs. · Support requirements analysis, traceability, and verification alignment where applicable. Required experience and candidate profile: -Telecommunications engineering, electronic engineering or equivalent. -A master in micro-electronics or applicable experience in the field. -+5 years of experience in back-end ASIC/FPGA design Technical Requirements: Training / specific knowledge required in: · Professional experience in ASIC and/or FPGA backend implementation. · Strong knowledge of digital implementation flows, including synthesis, place and route, and timing closure. · Experience with static timing analysis and constraint definition. · Familiarity with industry-standard EDA tools for ASIC and/or FPGA implementation, such as Synopsys, Cadence, Siemens EDA, Xilinx/AMD Vivado, or Intel Quartus. · Good understanding of clocking, reset strategies, timing exceptions, CDC considerations, and low-power design concepts. · Ability to debug timing, congestion, utilization, routing, and implementation issues. · Understanding of mixed-signal design integration challenges, especially analog/digital interfaces, floorplanning constraints, power integrity, noise coupling, and physical verification implications. · Scripting experience with Tcl, Python, Bash, Perl, or similar. Nice-to-have training / specific knowledge: · Experience with frontend RTL design using VHDL, Verilog, or SystemVerilog. · Experience supporting mixed-signal ASIC designs with analog macros or custom IP. · Experience with requirements management, traceability, and requirements-based verification. · Knowledge of safety-critical or high-reliability development flows, such as aerospace, automotive, defense, or space applications. · Familiarity with ECSS, or similar standards. · Experience with formal verification, linting, CDC/RDC analysis, logic equivalence checking, or power analysis. · Experience with DRC/LVS debugging, parasitic
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