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Verification of the ASIC design, architecture, golden models, and micro-architecture using sophisticated verification methodologies such as UVM. We are now looking for a Senior Verification Engineer for our Tegra group.
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SystemVerilog UVM and ASIC verification. Analog Mixed Signal Design Verification Engineer. Synapse ( A Quest Global Company) is seeking talent for mixed signal design verification engineer job position.
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Lumotive is seeking a Lead ASIC verification engineer to lead the verification of Beam Steering Mixed signal ASIC controller. Strong experience in chip/top level verification of complex Mixed Signal SoCs & ASIC.
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They are looking for a Senior/Principal ASIC Design Verification Engineer who is an expert with PCIe and CXL to help them accelerate AI cloud computing. As a Design Verification Engineer with this company you will work with test bench development using System Verilog and UVM as well as develop comprehensive test plans and cases with functional coverage, assertions, and coverage properties.
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Background with System Verilog and UVM based methodology for ASIC verification. 5 years of hands-on ASIC verification of challenging design units over multiple projects displaying good attention to detail, teamwork, problem solving and proven success Prior Design or Verification experience of dynamic memory controllers (ddr{2, 3, 4, 5}, lpddr{2, 3,4,5, 6}) Exposure to design and verification tools (VCS or equivalent simulation tools, debug tools like Debussy, GDB.
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Role: Mixed Signal Verification Engineer. Mixed Signal Verification Engineer. Expertise in developing and modifying UVM based environment for mixed signal including Verilog-AMS and wreal.
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Background with design and verification tools (Cadence's IC design environment, analog circuit simulation tools like HSpice, Finesim, XA) Responsible for verification of the Mixed Signal CMOS circuit design, architecture, golden models using advanced verification methodologies.
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We are seeking individuals with experience in chip design, IP and SoC verification, emulation or prototyping, building verification environments with SystemVerilog/UVM/SystemC, developing and debugging testcases and with strong verbal and written communication skills in addition to excellent problem solving skills.
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Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or in any STEM related field of study with 1+ years of experience in Design Verification Developing UVM and/or Formal-based verification architectures and methodologies.
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Analog/Mixed-Signal Verification Engineer focusing on high-performance analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters. Analog/Mixed-Signal IC Verification Engineer. Experience with scan chain vector generation and verification.
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At European Recruitment we are working alongside a widely successful Bosch, Continental and BMW backed startup with locations in the US and Europe to help them bring on board a senior ASIC verification engineer.
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In-depth knowledge and experience working with low-power design, UPF integration, boot-up, power cycling, and HW/FW interaction verification. Hands-on verification experience of PCIe, Bus Fabric, NOC, AHB, AXI, based bus architecture in UVM environment.
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In-depth knowledge and experience working with low power design, UPF integration, boot-up, power-cycling, HW/FW interaction verification. As a Design Verification Engineer on our team, you'll be at the center of the verification effort within our silicon design group responsible for crafting and productizing state of the art Wireless SoCs.
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Advanced knowledge of ASIC verification flows with SystemVerilog and UVM. In this role you, will be responsible for ASIC pre-silicon verification of extremely complex high throughput communication PHY and Radio sub-systems.
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Strong experience in ASIC design verification flows and DV methodologies. The engineer will be responsible for a variety of advanced verification tasks such as: verification environment development using modern verification techniques (System Verilog and UVM); designing verification components such as UVM agents, and behavioral models; implementing coverage and assertions using System Verilog; and developing random & directed test cases against the specification.
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