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We are looking for best-in-class Chip Design Verification Engineer to join our outstanding Networking Silicon engineering team. We are developing the industry's best high speed communication devices, delivering the highest throughput and lowest latency! Come and take a significant part in designing and verifying our groundbreaking and innovating chips, enjoy working in a meaningful, growing and highly professional environment where you make a huge impact in a technology-focused company.

What you will be doing:

Join accelerators IP group in Beer-Sheva, working on RiscV processor IPs.

Verification for chip blocks according to specifications under challenging constraints and with high orientation to power, area and performance.

Daily work might involve any or all aspects of chip development: Verification, Design.

Work closely with Firmware and other groups around the globe.

We are seeking a Front-End Integration Engineer for the NIC Silicon group. Join our team in our Networking business unit and be part of the innovative build and implementation of the next generation Network Adapter Silicon chips. Contribute to the development of powerful communication devices.

What You'll Be Doing:

Own and maintain Continuous Integration pipelines. Monitor, complete, and fix daily and nightly CI flows in front-end build areas. These include Lint, Synthesis, Equivalence Checking and Simulation.

Automate EDA Flows: Build, develop, and maintain robust automation scripts using Python, Tcl scripting, and Shell to integrate EDA tools (Synopsys, Cadence) into automated build pipelines.

Manage Perforce Integration: Maintain multi-IP branch/stream strategies, manage workspace specs, complete hardware build drops, and handle release labels/tags in Perforce (Helix Core).

Support Engineering Teams: Act as the primary point of contact for RTL and verification engineers to debug flow crashes, bottlenecks, environment setups, and CI failure reports.

Enforce Quality Gates: Implement automated check-in and change list triggers to run sanity checks, linting, and style enforcement before code is committed to main streams.

Optimize Infrastructure: Monitor compute farm resources (LSF) and storage usage to reduce pipeline runtime and improve overall execution efficiency.

The System-On-Chip (SOC) group is looking for a strong RTL Design Engineer to own the SOC clocking logic for our next-generation networking chips. Clocks are the backbone of the SOC. In this role you will own the clock generation, distribution, and control logic for the entire chip - PLL and reference clock integration, clock muxing and dividers, glitchless switching, clock gating, reset synchronization, and the clock domain crossing infrastructure that every unit on the die depends on.

This is an RTL design role, not a circuit or transistor-level design role. You will translate micro-architecture specifications into high-quality synthesizable RTL, and drive that RTL through to silicon in close partnership with the micro-architecture, Design Verification, and Physical Design (backend) teams. You will also interact with CAD, Package Design, Software, and DFT teams.

What you'll be doing:

Owning the SOC clocking logic end to end: writing synthesizable Verilog/SystemVerilog RTL for clock generation, distribution, muxing, division, glitchless switching, gating, and reset synchronization, from micro-architecture specification through tape-out.

Defining and implementing the SOC clock and reset architecture together with the micro-architecture team - collecting clocking requirements from every unit on the chip and turning them into a coherent, verifiable design.

Owning clock domain crossing infrastructure and CDC closure across the SOC.

Partnering with the micro-architecture team to review specifications, close on design intent, and provide feedback on implementation cost, timing, area, and power.

Working hand-in-hand with the Physical Design (backend) team on clock tree implementation and constraints, partitioning, floorplan and timing feedback, trial synthesis, congestion and timing convergence, and physical design readiness.

Supporting Software and firmware teams on clock programming sequences, DVFS, and low-power/clock-shutdown flows.

Driving design quality: lint, CDC/RDC, formal checks, synthesis QoR, connectivity and structural checks.

Supporting SOC-level chip build and assembly, and developing/deploying automation flows that make RTL integration and design quality checking repeatable and scalable.

Supporting emulation, firmware, and post-silicon bring-up customers of your design.

We are looking for an outstanding Senior Networking Software Architect to join the NIC/DPU Software and Firmware Architecture group. In this role, you will help define the next generation of our datacenter and AI networking platforms, with focus on DPU management, QoS, performance, telemetry, and software architecture across stacks. You will work closely with hardware designers, firmware/kernel driver teams, system engineers, validation, product management and customers. The role spans early architecture definition, pre-silicon design, bring-up, and production readiness for large-scale AI and cloud datacenter deployments.

What Youll Be Doing:

Own software and system architecture for next-generation DPU management, QoS, performance, telemetry, and observability features.

Define end-to-end control and management flows across DOCA, host drivers, embedded firmware, BMC, management controllers and external management systems.

Specify telemetry and observability requirements, including counters, logs, traces, events, health monitoring, debug data, and streaming telemetry.

Define management interfaces and APIs for configuration, provisioning, lifecycle operations, diagnostics, and field serviceability.

Write clear architecture specifications, interface definitions, flow diagrams, and design documents for software, firmware, and system teams.

Partner with R&D teams to translate high-level architecture into implementable designs and guide features through development, validation, silicon bring-up, and production.

Analyze system performance bottlenecks, interoperability issues, telemetry gaps, and customer-reported issues, then feed learnings into future architecture.

Collaborate with system and cluster architects to ensure NIC/DPU features fit end-to-end AI datacenter and cloud networking designs.

Join us, the industry leader in high-speed communication devices, as a Physical Design Engineer in our Networking Silicon engineering team. You will develop innovative chips with outstanding efficiency and minimal latency. This opportunity lets you be part of a team leading modern technology, where your contributions will have a meaningful impact in a dynamic and inventive environment. We value collaboration, inclusion, and excellence, ensuring our technology remains world-class and our team members are supported to succeed.

What you'll be doing:

Engaging in the physical build of blocks according to specifications under challenging constraints, targeting efficient power, area, and performance.

Working on a variety of exciting builds, resolving complex timing and congestion issues with precision.

Engaging in all facets of physical chip build development (RTL2GDS), including synthesis, power and clock distribution, place and route, timing closure, power and noise analysis, and physical verification.

Contributing to flow development to improve and innovate our processes.

Collaborating with a team of outstanding engineers to achieve flawless integration and implementation of builds.

The complexity of the chip has greatly increased over the years. We are now packing tens of billions of transistors in a chip to meet the growing computing demand in a footprint that is responsible to our environment. The System-On-Chip (SOC) group is looking for a top ASIC Engineer with a curiosity about SOC design automation, RTL integration, chip build and assembly, and padring design and verification. You should have real passion for methodologies and automation solutions that enable SOC creation in the most optimized way.

In this position, you will get the opportunity to build complex networking chips and interact directly with unit-level ASIC, Physical Design, CAD, Package Design, Software, DFT and other teams.


What you'll be doing:

Implement chip level design through collaboration with cross-functional teams (Functional Design, DFT, Design Verification, System Verification, STA, and Physical Design).

Be exposed and work on a variety of functional and structural challenges. Including functional debug, physical design readiness, emulation, resolve design quality issues.

Daily work involves aspects of chip level design, including partitioning, CDC, RDC, trial synthesis, design quality checks.

Taking part in flows development and deployment.