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AI Memory Design Engineer

Confidential company · Munich · Posted Oct 2, 2026

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Public summary

An established semiconductor company in Munich, Germany is seeking an AI Memory Design Engineer. The role involves developing and optimizing memory IP and compilers for AI applications, creating test chips to validate memory IP, and performing circuit design, RTL coding, and verification. The position focuses on cutting-edge non-volatile memory solutions such as MRAM and RRAM, supporting customers with technical expertise in the semiconductor design ecosystem.

Location and work setup

Location
Munich
Remote status
On-site
German requirement signal
No German Required Detected
Detected job language
English

Responsibilities

Develop memory IP and compilers optimized for AI applications using advanced semiconductor processes. Design and test memory test chips including circuit design, RTL coding, and verification. Review and verify layout reports; prepare design documentation. Collaborate on test chip implementation, assist with silicon characterization and reliability testing. Contribute to the generation of front-end and back-end design kits. Analyze and debug silicon data, and provide technical support to customers.

Qualifications

Master's degree or higher in Electrical Engineering or related field. Over 5 years of experience in circuit and logic design for embedded memory technologies. Strong expertise in design methodologies for custom or digital design in non-volatile memory. Experience with EDA tools. Experience with compute-in-memory or AI algorithms is a strong advantage.

Skills

Circuit design RTL coding Design verification Layout review Silicon characterization Reliability qualification EDA tools Non-volatile memory design AI algorithm integration Compute-in-memory