CAD Software DevOps Engineer

Quick Facts

• Role: CAD Software DevOps Engineer

• Focus: CI/CD, cloud-based EDA environments, and automation for a shared CAD tool stack used in silicon design

Description

You will work as a developer on a central CAD software team that owns a common tool stack for internal SoC and IP designs. You’ll create and maintain CAD DevOps workflows, including CI/CD, cloud-based EDA environments, and automation frameworks, while collaborating with hardware and compute infrastructure teams. The role includes designing scalable software solutions and documentation and integrating and enhancing CAD flows and automation for organization-wide use.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain a common CAD software tool stack for internal SoC and IP designs

• Build and enhance CAD DevOps workflows (CI/CD, cloud-based EDA environments, automation frameworks)

• Follow software engineering practices within the CAD software team

• Collaborate with CAD hardware and compute infrastructure teams

• Design scalable software solutions and documentation for a large user base

• Collect and translate software requirements with stakeholders across Microsoft Silicon groups

• Develop, enhance, and integrate CAD flows and automation for organization-wide use

Requirements

• Master’s degree (EE/CE/CS or related) + 1+ years technical engineering experience, or

• Bachelor’s degree (EE/CE/CS or related) + 2+ years technical engineering experience, or

• Equivalent experience

• Ability to meet Microsoft, customer, and/or government security screening requirements, including passing the Microsoft Cloud Background Check upon hire/transfer and every two years thereafter

• Ability to access export-controlled information; provide proof of citizenship or U.S. permanent residency/other protected status and have citizenship verified via a valid passport (as required)

Benefits

• Certain roles may be eligible for benefits and other compensation

• Base pay range across the U.S.: USD $102,100–$202,200 per year (varies by location; e.g., San Francisco Bay Area and NYC metro range differs)