RTL FUSA Engineers

RTL Design Engineer – Automotive IP (FUSA/ASIL)

Key Responsibilities & Requirements:

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• RTL Design & Development
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• Strong hands-on experience in RTL design for automotive IPs, including micro-architecture definition, RTL coding, and integration using SystemVerilog/Verilog.
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• Functional Safety (FUSA)
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• Solid experience working on FUSA-compliant designs with a clear understanding of ISO 26262 concepts and safety-driven design principles.
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• ASIL & Safety Mechanisms
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• Prior exposure to ASIL (A/B/C/D) requirements. Experience implementing safety mechanisms such as redundancy, error detection, diagnostics, and safe-state handling.
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• End-to-End IP Development
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• Experience across the automotive IP development lifecycle—from specification review through RTL implementation to sign-off—while collaborating with architecture, design verification (DV), and safety teams.
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• RTL Quality & Compliance
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• Hands-on experience with RTL quality checks including Lint, CDC, and RDC. Ability to analyze and resolve violations in line with safety and quality standards.
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• Safety Reviews & Audits
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• Ability to support and participate in FUSA/ASIL compliance reviews, safety assessments, and design audits with internal and external stakeholders.
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• Documentation & Traceability
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• Familiarity with automotive documentation requirements, including safety manuals, design justifications, and traceability artifacts.
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• Error Handling & Safety Behavior
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• Good understanding of safety-driven error handling concepts, including:
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• Single-bit vs. multi-bit errors
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• Correctable vs. non-correctable errors
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• Designing RTL to support detection, reporting, escalation, and safe-state transitions
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• All aligned with ISO 26262 and ASIL-B (or higher) safety requirements.
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Interested,please share your updated resume to [email protected]