Graduate Hardware Engineer

Would you like to play a part in developing next-generation technology while working alongside and learning from some of the worlds best engineers? Our graduate programme is designed to give you the best start possible and support your personal growth as well as professional development. In addition to a competitive salary and rewards package, our on-the-job learning and mentoring/buddy schemes provide unparalleled learning and networking opportunities from the very best in the industry.
We have intake dates in January, April and September, so whether you are simply looking ahead for when you leave university or have completed your university studies but are still looking for that exciting first role Arm is the place for you!

About Systems IP
We have a range of exciting grad opportunities in the Systems IP group. The group focusses on developing IP such as interconnect, Memory Management Units (MMU) and Interrupt Controllers needed to complement CPUs in the SoC solutions forming Arms world class Compute platforms. Our System IP is designed for intelligent, scalable, connected systems across a wide range of applications including mobile, IoT, networking infrastructure, automotive etc.

All the IP technology is being developed for manufacture in the most advanced process nodes, to match the demands of the latest mobile, automotive and server markets. Design and implementation engineers work closely to implement and verify Arm IP. In the implementation role you will use leading EDA tools in a varied, challenging and exciting environment.

Join us to help make Arm systems and the IP portfolio best in class, and our partners successful in producing great products.

What will you be responsible for?
The group activity includes modelling, design and verification of System IP opening a huge breadth of opportunities for graduates of various backgrounds. Although tasks vary by team, some of your accountabilities or areas you areas you can develop in will include:

Implementation of IP design into physical layouts; providing process node specific power, performance and area metrics.
Modelling of current and future System IP in order to explore architectural decisions and arrive at optimal configurations and design solutions.
Rigorous verification of IP using state of the art verification techniques to ensure the highest quality products.
Development of common software tools deployed into verification environments across all of arm product teams.
Hardware design of System IP with a view to achieving high performance, low power design.
Required Skills Qualifications and Experiences

Qualified candidates will have a university degree (or equivalent) in Electronic Engineering, Software Engineering, Computer Science, or other relevant technical discipline.
Knowledge of one of the following:
Programming languages such as: object-oriented (e.g. C++), C
Familiarity with RTL design principles and/or hardware description languages, such as VHDL or Verilog/SystemVerilog
Exposure to verification techniques and testbenches (e.g., UVM and Formal)
Perl, Python, or other scripting language
Familiarity of Unix/Linux working environment
General CPU micro-architecture, Arm architecture, GPU, ISP (camera) or display architecture, digital electronics.
Knowledge of ASIC Systems and design techniques for low power
Knowledge of IC design flow and physical design. (e.g. HDL synthesis)

What you will get in return?Our graduate roles are designed to help you make a real impact, while also building on key skills for your future studies and employment. We believe in developing talent, and therefore aim to offer many of graduates accelerated progression!


What next?
Apply now! The role is scheduled to close on Monday 28th November 2022 and may close if we receive a high number of applicants