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Lead RTL Design Engineer

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Anthriq · Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

Full-Time Mid_senior FPGAGenusRTLSystemVeriloganalog
Estimated market salary
₹25-44 LPA

This is a SiliconBoard market estimate, not an employer-posted salary.

Posted
15 Jun
Category
Design
Experience
Mid_senior
Country
India
About Us

Anthriq is a signal processing infrastructure company. We build the full acquisition and compute stack for human-aware technology — from custom analog front-end IP that captures biosignals at the source, to signal-first compute systems built for time-critical workloads.

Anthriq Silicon is our ground-up effort to build a new compute category. Read More About Anthriq Silicon Program here: anthriq.com/silicon

About The Role

We need a strong RTL expert who can lead our silicon program to tapeout. You will be the technical bridge between our architecture and our design partner, owning every step from RTL freeze to GDSII handoff, working with our partners. You will also build and lead the RTL team of 5–7 engineers. This is a hands-on lead role. You write RTL, review RTL, run synthesis, and own the result. The architect defines what gets built. You own how it gets built.

Responsibilities

Translate the architecture specification into synthesizable SystemVerilog
Own the RTL coding standards, linting rules, and design methodology
Lead a team of 5-7 RTL engineers through the full design cycle
Own the synthesis flow (Design Compiler or Genus) and drive timing closure
Define and maintain SDC timing constraints
Review all RTL code submissions for correctness, synthesizability, and style
Coordinate with the outsource partner on GDSII handover (netlist, constraints, floorplan

guidance)

Work closely with the verification team to resolve bugs and achieve coverage closure

Requirements

8+ years of RTL design experience in SystemVerilog
At least 1 tapeout through to GDSII (not just RTL — you've seen the full flow)
Synthesis and timing closure experience (Design Compiler or Genus, PrimeTime or

Tempus)

Processor, DSP, or datapath-heavy design experience
Familiarity with advanced process nodes (28nm class or below)
Strong code review skills, you can spot timing hazards, FSM issues, and non-synthesizable

patterns in review

Comfortable leading a small team while remaining hands-on

Nice to Have

VLIW or vector processor design experience
Experience with deterministic/real-time architectures (no caches, fixed latencies)
Formal verification awareness (writing SVA, working with formal tools)
FPGA prototyping experience (Vivado)

Skills: signal,flow,synthesis,rtl design,rtl development,isa,code,sdc,timing,rtl coding,synthesis flow,design,design compiler,silicon,closure,architecture,systemverilog,asic design
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