CPU Server Physical Design Clock Engineer

Qualcomm is seeking a CPU Server Physical Design Clock Engineer to join their team in Santa Clara, California. This is a senior-level position that combines hardware engineering expertise with specialized knowledge in clock design and distribution systems.

The role involves working at the cutting edge of CPU development, where you'll collaborate with cross-functional teams including microarchitecture, RTL design, CAD, and various physical design teams. Your primary focus will be creating best-in-class clocking solutions that will power next-generation CPUs. This position requires deep technical expertise in clock generation and distribution, with particular emphasis on low skew and low power implementations.

The ideal candidate will bring 8+ years of practical experience, preferably with an MS in Electrical Engineering. You'll need to demonstrate mastery of clock H-tree, mesh, and spine implementations, along with a thorough understanding of device physics and electrical aspects. Proficiency in SPICE simulation and analysis is essential for the circuit design and verification aspects of the role.

Qualcomm offers a comprehensive benefits package including competitive base salary ($167,100 - $250,700), annual bonuses, RSU grants, and extensive health and wellness benefits. The company's position as a global leader in wireless technology innovation provides unique opportunities for career growth and impact.

Working at Qualcomm means joining a team of technology experts and innovators who are shaping the future of mobile and computing technology. The company maintains a supportive, inclusive culture that encourages idea sharing and professional growth. With their commitment to continuous learning, development programs, and mentorship opportunities, Qualcomm provides an environment where you can unlock your full potential while working on cutting-edge technology that impacts billions of devices worldwide.

This role offers the opportunity to work on challenging technical problems while collaborating with some of the industry's brightest minds. If you're passionate about hardware engineering, have deep expertise in clock design, and want to contribute to next-generation CPU development, this position offers an excellent opportunity to advance your career while making meaningful contributions to the field.