Design Verification Engineer

Hybrid 3 days per week in Austin

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Work closely with design and architecture teams to scope the verification tasks and make it happen

• Responsible for all aspects of verification including RTL verification, formal verification, Coverage.

• Develop and execute on verification test plans at various levels of design hierarchy including unit and full-chip environments

• Develop high level language testbench components including stimulus drivers, BFMs, behavioral models, monitors and checkers

• Develop, simulate and debug directed and random stimulus and assembly level tests to find bugs in the low power IP design; verify the functionality and verify conformance to the spec

• Develop and analyze assertions and coverage terms. Participate in technical reviews of the specifications, design, and test plans. Identify and address areas of concern to meet design quality objectives.

• Develop tools, infrastructure, processes and flows to enable functional verification

• Maintain and improve existing functional verification infrastructure and methodology.

• When presented with Silicon issues, replicate in the pre-silicon environment, and provide debug expertise to root cause the issue and ensure complete validation

• Contribute towards and drive as needed pre-silicon and/or post-silicon verification of IP architectural and microarchitectural features

• Drive project deliverables and dependencies with IP Architects, RTL designers, and Physical Design engineers.

• Ensure the design is bug free

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:

• Hands-on experience in UVM, System Verilog logic, Verilog design and verification

• Hands-on experience in Formal Verification and related tools

• Hands-on experience with low power design and power analysis flows

• Familiar with languages like Perl, python, C/C++ etc

• Analog-Digital co-simulation experience is plus.

• Experience in modeling hardware designs in emulators or FPGAs

• Background in power conversion and delivery for digital logic device, ideally x86 CPUs or GPUs, is a plus

• Familiarity with digital logic power management techniques (clock gating, power gating, V-F curves, on-die voltage regulation, clock integrity, etc.)

• Hardware debug methods and tools

• Experience and/or familiarity in Design-for-Debug techniques and architectures is preferred

• Work well with others in a team environment

Hours per Day

8

Hours per Week

40