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RTL Design Engineer at Skyroot Aerospace

Hello, Dear Readers, Skyroot Aerospace has a vacancy for the RTL Design Engineer role. About Skyroot Aerospace: A cutting-edge startup founded by ex-ISRO scientists. Dedicated to affordable space access, we're rewriting aerospace technology rules. Our dynamic team fosters inventiveness, collaboration, and relentless excellence. Join us on a transformative journey to redefine space possibilities. Welcome to the forefront of space innovation with Skyroot Aerospace! Purpose of role: Understand architectural requirements and Design micro-architecture, implement design blocks using VHDL/Verilog for FPGA based Avionics packages for orbital launch vehicles and ground infrastructure. Job Requirements: 2+ Years of RTL and system design experience. Strong knowledge on Digital System Design (DSD). Strong knowledge of RTL/SoC design/integration with VHDL/Verilog. Strong knowledge in problem solving and debugging skills. Ability to understand architectural requirements and Design micro-archite...
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Most Important ASIC Design Interview Questions

 Hello Dear Readers, 

Today here below I have collected practice questions that are more frequently asked by the interviewer.

Q-1: What are the various options used by the synthesis tool to optimize the circuit to meet timing?

Q-2: If we do synthesis of an RTL using 2 SDCs, one at 100MHz and the other one at 200MHz, which netlist will look bigger?

Q-3: If we do synthesis of an RTL using 2 LIBs, one at 45nm technology and the other one at 28nm technology, which netlist will look bigger?

Q-4: How does synthesis tool compute the cell delays without knowing load capacitance?

Q-5: What happens to clock nets during synthesis?

Q-6: Can clock gating be done during synthesis?

Q-7: What happens to power and ground nets during synthesis?

Q-8: How memories and hard IPs are handled during synthesis?

Q-9: Which steps of the verification method need test vectors?

Q-10: After synthesis, if we find a bug in RTL, how do we fix it in the netlist?

Q-11: Will flip flop instance names be the same between RTL and Netlist?



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