Design Verification Engineer (VLSI)
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TL;DR
Design Verification Engineer (VLSI): Verifying circuitry for semiconductor chips used in enterprise, cloud, and AI data infrastructure with an accent on UVM environment development and test plan definition. Focus on achieving 100% verification coverage, debugging simulation failures, and ensuring designs meet customer specifications.
Location: Santa Clara, CA or Irvine, CA
Salary: $86,950 - $130,100 per annum
Company
provides essential semiconductor solutions that serve as building blocks for data infrastructure across enterprise, cloud, and AI.
What you will do
- Develop and maintain verification environments using UVM.
- Define and review verification test plans with architecture and design teams.
- Verify designs using randomized functional parameters.
- Run regressions and debug failures in the simulation environment.
- Monitor and drive verification coverage toward a 100% goal.
- Understand and analyze PCIE and Memory architecture/functionality.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering (1-3 years experience) or a Master's degree.
- Coursework in analog classes, Verilog or VHDL, basic circuits, and computer architecture with a focus on VLSI.
- Experience using simulation tools such as Synopsys, Cadence, or Mentor to write and debug testbenches.
- Proficiency in Linux environments and Python scripting.
- Must be eligible to access export-controlled information as defined under applicable U.S. law.
Culture & Benefits
- Employee stock purchase plan with a 2-year look back.
- Comprehensive family support programs to balance work and home life.
- Robust mental and physical health resources.
- Recognition and service awards for contributions and milestones.
- Comprehensive benefits supporting employees from internship to retirement.
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