Product Specialist
Ansys is the global leader in engineering simulation, helping the world's most innovative companies deliver radically better products to their customers. By offering the best and broadest portfolio of engineering simulation software, Ansys helps companies solve the most complex design challenges and engineer products limited only by imagination.
Summary / Role Purpose
A unique role that allows candidate to work on entire EDA product life-cycle, from development (Product Engineering) to deployment (Application Engineering). Product Engineering involves development & validation of EDA products, gaining in-depth domain expertise in the process. Application Engineering involves using the acquired domain knowledge to solve leading edge SoC design challenges across Semiconductor Industry.
Key Duties and Responsibilities
Learn and apply knowledge in areas of SoC Physical Design, and Power / signal / reliability integrity for:
Product Development & Validation:
Work with Customers / IP-providers / foundries to understand design challenges for emerging applications & technology-nodes as 7/5/3 nm and create spec for EDA products
Work with R&D to develop Ansys-Seascape platform: Semiconductor Industry’s First Big-Data Open-source Platform!
Product Deployment for Chip-Designs:
Work with Customers to deploy EDA products for leading edge SoCs to address Power/Signal/Reliability challenges across Chip-Package-System at 7/5/3 nm.
Help customers to optimize overall system design for reliability/performance/cost.
Minimum Education/Certification Requirements and Experience
Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Electronics Engineering/VLSI from Top Institutions (NITs/IITs and likes)
Good programming skills
Strong problem-solving skills
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Preferred Qualifications and Skills
Passion to learn and deploy new technologies.
Ability for minimal travel
0-2 years of prior experience in either of a) ASIC Physical design, b) Power-Integrity/Signal-Integrity/Reliability Closure, c) Custom circuit design and simulation
CULTURE AND VALUES
Culture and values are incredibly important to Ansys. They inform us of who we are, of how we act. Values aren't posters hanging on a wall or about trite or glib slogans. They aren't about rules and regulations. They can't just be handed down the organization. They are shared beliefs – guideposts that we all follow when we're facing a challenge or a decision. Our values tell us how we live our lives; how we approach our jobs. Our values are crucial for fostering a culture of winning for our company:
- Customer focus
- Results and Accountability
- Innovation
- Transparency and Integrity
- Mastery
- Inclusiveness
- Sense of urgency
- Collaboration and Teamwork
WORKING AT ANSYS
At Ansys, you will find yourself among the sharpest minds and most visionary of leaders, collectively aiming to change the world with innovative technology and remarkable solutions. With the prestigious reputation in servicing well-known, world-class companies, standards at Ansys are high, met by those willing to rise to the occasion and meet those challenges head-on. Because at Ansys, it’s about the learning, the discovery and the collaboration. It’s about the “what’s next” as much as the “mission accomplished”. It’s about the melding of disciplined intellect with strategic direction and results that have, can and will impact real people in real ways, forged within a working environment built on respect, autonomy and ethics.
At Ansys, you will find yourself among those eager to drive the world towards the next best thing with hands planted firmly on the wheel.
Our team is passionate about pushing the limits of world-class simulation technology so our customers can turn their design concepts into successful, innovative products faster and at lower cost. As a measure of our success in attaining these goals, Ansys has been recognized as one of the world's most innovative companies by prestigious publications such as Bloomberg Businessweek and FORTUNE magazines.
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