JobsSr. Package Layout Engineer, Annapurna Labs - AI Silicon Packaging
Sr. Package Layout Engineer, Annapurna Labs - AI Silicon Packaging
AmazonSr. Package Layout Engineer, Annapurna Labs - AI Silicon Packaging
AmazonLocation
Austin, TX
Type
Full-time
Posted
5/10/2026
Compensation
$159,200 - $247,600 per year
Undergraduate with 5+ Years of Experience
Master's with 5+ Years of Experience
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·FY 2025Job description
The Sr. Package Layout Engineer at Annapurna Labs will lead the physical design of advanced IC packages for machine learning and data center ASICs. This role involves managing the package layout from initial planning to manufacturing release, ensuring high performance and reliability. The team values mentorship and knowledge-sharing, fostering an inclusive environment for professional growth. Candidates are encouraged to apply even if they do not meet all qualifications, reflecting AWS's commitment to diverse experiences.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, material engineering, mechanical engineering or related fields
- 10+ years of experience in IC package layout and physical design
- Proven track record of leading package designs from concept through tape out for complex, multi-layer organic substrates or silicon interposers
- Hands-on expertise with package layout tools such as Cadence APD/SiP, Synopsys IC Packaging, Mentor Xpedition, or equivalent
- Deep understanding of advanced packaging technologies: 2.5D/3D-IC, fan-out WLP, RDL, TSV, microbump, and silicon bridge interconnects
- Strong knowledge of package design rules, DFM constraints, and physical verification methodologies (DRC, connectivity checks)
Responsibilities
- Lead the full package layout cycle from die floor planning, bump/pad assignment, and RDL routing through substrate design, verification, and tape out release.
- Drive physical design of advanced packaging architectures including 2.5D interposer, 3D-IC, fan-out wafer-level packaging, and silicon bridge technologies.
- Define and optimize package floorplans considering die placement, bump maps, power/ground distribution, high-speed signal escape routing, and decoupling capacitor placement.
- Perform detailed RDL and substrate routing for high-density interconnects including microbumps, C4 bumps, TSVs, microvias, and PTH vias.
- Participate in die-level RDL routing and bump planning in coordination with ASIC physical design teams.
- Drive cross-level layout co-optimization across die RDL, interposer/substrate, and PCB levels.
- Develop and maintain package stack-up definitions in collaboration with SI/PI and materials engineering teams.
- Create and enforce package design rules and guidelines, ensuring DFM compliance and high yield.
- Run and review physical verification checks and drive design closure with zero escapes.
- Manage package design schedules, milestones, and deliverables across multiple projects.
- Collaborate with SI/PI engineers to incorporate electrical constraints into the physical layout.
- Interface with OSAT vendors and foundry partners on substrate and interposer manufacturing feasibility.
- Identify packaging technology risks early and propose design or process mitigations.
- Mentor junior layout engineers and contribute to the development of team best practices.
Benefits
- Employees at Amazon are often offered comprehensive health benefits—including multiple medical plan options (no pre-existing condition exclusions, 100% covered in-network preventive care), dental and vision plans, a 24/7 medical advice line from day one, expert second-opinion services, and broad mental-health support with several free counseling sessions (including pediatric). Financial wellness typically includes a 401(k) with company match (up to 2%), Restricted Stock Units (equity), FSAs, an emergency savings program, product and partner discounts, and even college-savings and home-purchase programs. Overall, the package is designed to support employees and their families’ health, finances, and day-to-day life.
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