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Chip Architect

NXP Semiconductors Netherlands B.V.

PuneSoC / ASICPosted Sep 21, 2026
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  • Mixed-signal
An experienced IC Architect defines and delivers cutting-edge systems-on-chip (SoC) architectures for next-generation products. In this role, he translates product requirements into a robust architecture, balancing performance, power, area, and cost. He leads the architecture definition, guide design teams, and ensure successful tape-out and production. Key Responsibilities • Architecture Definition: Architect the overall IC structure, including digital, analog, and mixed-signal blocks (in collaboration with analog IC architect) and test strategy. • Requirements Translation: Convert high-level product specifications into detailed technical requirements for design teams. • System-Level Optimization: Balance trade-offs in performance, power, area, and cost to meet product goals. • Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with product managers, software architects, and customers to clarify customer requirements; align with project managers on resources, schedules, and milestones. • Technical Leadership: Mentor and guide design engineers and sub-system architects throughout development and implementation. • Supplier & Partner Interaction: Define technical interfaces and ensure alignment with external suppliers. • Project Governance: Support structured project execution and maintain communication with local and remote teams. • Expertise Application: Drive end-to-end chip delivery—from concept and specification to tape-out and then towards qualification and production. More information about NXP in India... #LI-2734

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NXP Semiconductors Netherlands B.V. in the RISC-V ecosystem

RISC-V International: Strategic

NXP Semiconductors NV is American Dutch semiconductor manufacturer with dual headquarters in Eindhoven, Netherlands and Austin, Texas.

  • NXP is putting RISC-V cores into its mainstream products: a Linux-capable RISC-V core was reported to debut on an NXP i.MX SoC
  • Broad MCU/applications-processor vendor tracked in RISC-V market analyses alongside other incumbents

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