Student (m/f/d): Netlist Carpentry: Automatic Constraint Annotation for digital circuits

Overview

Student (m/f/d): Netlist Carpentry – Automatic Constraint Annotation for digital circuits. During your studies, you can contribute to our ongoing research projects. Join us in pushing the limits of what is technically feasible and be part of breaking new ground together. We offer a variety of challenging and practice-oriented topics for mandatory internships, Bachelor’s or Master’s theses or for student research assistants. You will analyse important scientific preliminary questions and support the project teams with development activities.

Place of work: Erfurt | Team: Microelectronics | Career level: Thesis | Research field: Integrated sensor systems | Time scope: By agreement | Start: As soon as possible | Application deadline: | Reference number: IMMS_STUD_ME_0626

Responsibilities

• Familiarize yourself with the structure of Netlist Carpentry
• Investigate whether applicable SDC parsing libraries exist
• Connect a matching SDC library to Netlist Carpentry or implement an SDC parser
• Design, implement and test a process that interprets given SDC commands and annotates them onto a circuit in a meaningful manner
• Document, test and evaluate the created annotation process

Requirements

• Advanced Python skills
• Advanced knowledge of digital circuits
• Basic knowledge of working with Git
• Helpful, but not mandatory: basic familiarity with Netlist Carpentry

Benefits

• An attractive workplace in a modern, well‑equipped and industry‑oriented research institute
• Work directly at the interface between university and industry
• Work in a flexible and creative team on innovative and challenging topics

EEO Statement

For the tasks described in the job offer and with the existing working conditions, an application is possible irrespective of gender and/or any physical disabilities. We foster professional equality of women and men. We invite women in particular to apply. As women are underrepresented at IMMS, they will be given priority in the case of equal suitability, ability and professional performance.

Contact

Contact: Eric Schäfer
Address: IMMS Institut für Mikroelektronik- und Mechatronik-Systeme gemeinnützige GmbH (IMMS GmbH), Ehrenbergstraße 27, 98693 Ilmenau, Germany
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