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AMS Verification Engineer (all gender)
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AMS Verification Engineer (all gender) (Mixed-Signal Verification): Developing and maintaining AMS verification environments and testbenches for I/O interfaces with an accent on corner, Monte Carlo, transient, DC/AC, and mixed-signal simulations. Focus on defining verification strategies, running regressions, debugging functional, electrical, and timing issues, and preparing sign-off packages.
Location: Munich, Germany; mobile working possible
Company
is an engineering service provider delivering engineering and IT solutions across aerospace, renewable energy, medical technology, railway technology, and automotive.
What you will do
- Perform AMS verification of I/O interfaces.
- Analyze requirements and define verification strategies, test plans, and schedules.
- Develop and maintain AMS verification environments and testbenches.
- Execute corner, Monte Carlo, transient, DC/AC, and mixed-signal simulations.
- Run regressions, ensure coverage completeness, and debug functional, electrical, and timing issues.
- Collaborate with analog design, physical design, and verification teams; document results and prepare sign-off packages.
Requirements
- Degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a comparable field.
- Experience or focus in AMS verification of I/O interfaces.
- Ability to define verification strategies and test plans, develop testbenches, execute simulations, and analyze results.
- Confident written and spoken English.
Culture & Benefits
- Career development through talent management.
- Flexible working hours and mobile working options.
- EGYM Wellpass membership.
- Bike leasing and reduced-rate green mobility options.
- Corporate benefits and team events.
- Fixed-term contract is stated in the posting; a permanent employment contract is also mentioned in the additional information.
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