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Cadence Design · Bangalore

Lead Design Engineer

BangaloreFull-timeManager or leadDesign

Listed on Cadence Design’s official careers site. Posted October 16, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

At Cadence, we hire and develop leaders and innovators who want to make an impact on the world of technology. About the Role We are looking for a Lead Design Engineer to provide hands-on execution across Synthesis, LEC, CLP, and UPF/power-intent flows for advanced ASIC/SoC designs.

This role is execution-focused with growing ownership

debugging synthesis and LEC issues independently, contributing to CLP sign-off, and writing constraints and ECO scripts, while working closely with the Team on complex escalations.

Key Responsibilities

Run and debug LEC sign off on design blocks; investigate and resolve NEQs and constraint mismatches Work on Genus synthesis runs to improve QoR, debug SDC/constraint issues. Support CLP flows Write and maintain ECO scripts and timing/power constraints for design blocks Independently triage and document issues, escalating complex or systemic issues as needed. Collaborate with PD, DFT, and RTL teams to resolve cross-functional issues affecting synthesis/LEC/CLP closure Prepare clear status updates and technical summaries for internal tracking

Required Skills

4–7 years of hands-on experience in ASIC synthesis, LEC, and/or low-power verification flows Working knowledge of Cadence Genus and Conformal (LEC and/or CLP) Familiarity with UPF/CPF-based power intent (IEEE 1801) Scripting proficiency in Tcl, Perl, or Python; comfortable in Unix/Linux based environments. Solid understanding of digital design fundamentals, STA basics, and low-power architecture concepts Strong communication skills and ability to work independently on assigned blocks We’re doing work that matters.

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