Weekday AI

CustomLayoutEngineer

₹2–18L Hyderabad, Telangana, India FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Custom Layout Engineer at Weekday AI. Skills: Analog layout design, Mixed-signal layout design, Cadence Virtuoso. Develop custom analog layouts. Implement custom analog layouts”

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Analytical skills; Problem-solving skills

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

4+ years analog layout design, Cadence Virtuoso proficiency, DRC knowledge, LVS knowledge, Physical verification knowledge

Nice to Have

VXL familiarity, Layout verification tools familiarity, Debugging physical design issues familiarity

What You'll Do.

Develop custom analog layouts

Implement custom analog layouts

Develop mixed-signal layouts

Implement mixed-signal layouts

Create transistor-level layouts

Perform floorplanning

Perform device placement

Ensure layout compliance

Resolve physical verification issues

Work with schematic designers

Implement layout solutions

Optimize layouts for area

Optimize layouts for performance

Optimize layouts for yield

Optimize layouts for power

Optimize layouts for manufacturability

Execute parasitic-aware layout techniques

Support extraction activities

Support post-layout verification

Collaborate with design teams

Collaborate with verification teams

Collaborate with technology teams

Maintain design documentation

Maintain layout methodologies

Maintain best practices

Support tape-out activities

Contribute to process improvements

Provide technical feedback

Ensure quality standards adherence

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; Design teams; Verification teams; Technology teams

Full Job Description

**This role is for one of the Weekday's clients** **Salary range: Rs 200000 - Rs 1800000 (ie INR 2-18 LPA)** Experience: 4+ yrs Location: Hyderabad Job Type: full-time We are looking for a highly skilled **Custom Layout Engineer** with strong expertise in **analog and mixed-signal layout design** to contribute to the development of advanced semiconductor products. In this role, you will be responsible for creating high-quality custom layouts for complex analog, mixed-signal, and custom digital circuits while ensuring compliance with design specifications, process requirements, and quality standards. You will work closely with circuit designers, verification engineers, and cross-functional teams to transform schematics into optimized physical layouts that meet performance, area, power, reliability, and manufacturability goals. This position is ideal for professionals who are passionate about physical design, layout optimization, and solving challenging semiconductor design problems in a fast-paced engineering environment. The role offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technologies, contribute to full-chip and block-level layout development, and play a critical role in delivering high-performance silicon products. **Requirements** ### Key Responsibilities * Develop and implement custom analog and mixed-signal layouts using **Cadence Virtuoso**. * Create transistor-level layouts for analog, RF, memory, and custom digital circuit blocks. * Perform floorplanning, device placement, routing, matching, shielding, and layout optimization to meet performance targets. * Ensure layouts comply with foundry design rules, process requirements, and reliability guidelines. * Conduct and resolve **DRC (Design Rule Check)** , **LVS (Layout Versus Schematic)** , and physical verification issues. * Work with schematic designers to understand circuit requirements and implement efficient layout solutions. * Optimize layouts for area, performance, yield, power consumption, and man

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