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A unique opportunity to work on a variety of exciting projects: From block and chip-level ASIC verification to formal verification, test-bench development, HW emulation, HW acceleration, and SW driven verification.
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Prepare and hold architecture, design, and verification reviews with technical staff throughout project lifecycleSoC level configuration and integration of digital and mixed-signal IPs. Examples include embedded processors, memory and controllers, busses, power and clocking systems, security systems, machine learning, radio systems, analog IP, and pads.
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The successful candidate would be responsible for supporting the architecture, design, analysis, and verification of power systems intended for powering high performance CPUs/GPUs/APUs. The engineer will work with cross-functional teams to design and implement a full power delivery network, model and validate PDN impedance and droop targets, and verify power supply integrity using lab and in-situ silicon measurements.
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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. You will be able to learn all aspects of a large-scale SOC, different types of SOC architecture, many high-speed layered protocols, the industry's standard methodologies on low-power architecture, outstanding DV methodology, verification on accelerated platforms, knowledge of Cellular protocol, FW-HW interactions, complexities of multi-chip SOC debug architecture, etc.
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Experience coding Verilog RTL, TCL and/or Perl“Nice To Have” Skills and Experience :Familiarity with SoC style architectures including multi-clock domain and low power design practices. Core DFT skills considered crucial for this position should include some of the following: experience in Siemens DFT tool, Streaming Scan Network (SSN), Scan compression and insertion, Memory BIST and repair scheme implementation, Logic BIST, JTAG/IJTAG, at-speed test, ATPG, fault simulation, back-annotated gate level verification, silicon debug, memory and scan diagnostics.
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Primary Skills: RTL Design and Verification, System Verilog, Low Power Techniques, JTAG, UVM, OVM. Effective behavioral modeling and testing of circuits in Verilog and System Verilog, as well as logical equivalence verification between Schematic and Verilog models.
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Intel PSG is looking for a senior verification engineer to join its Open FPGA Stack (OFS) Team. Intel OFS is a scalable, source-accessible hardware and software stack delivered via git repositories that enables customers to develop and customize their own unique FPGA platform solutions.
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Knowledge of low power design emulation/verification and power management fundamentals. Bachelors/Masters in Electrical Engineering with 3 years’ experience in developing OOP based software components and 2 to 3 years’ experience in pre-silicon verification.
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Low Power intent verification using CPF, UPF. Development of verification test bench components such as drivers, monitors, and response checkers as well as use of most advanced UVM VIPs.
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The Person: In this position, you will be working with a small but highly experienced team that led the power management verification and optimization of AMD’s multi-generation server product.
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Knowledge of low-power design methodologies. Use industry standard tools to implement scan in complex IP, and generate high coverage ATPG patterns utilizing scan compression and verification.
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PhD in Science, Engineering, or related field and 4+ years of ASIC design, verification, validation, integration, or related work experience. Master's degree in Science, Engineering, or related field and 5+ years of ASIC design, verification, validation, integration, or related work experience.
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Develop and own physical design implementation of multi-hierarchy low-power designs including physical-aware logic synthesis, design for testability, constraints, static timing analysis, formal verification, Gate level functional & timing ECO in advanced technology nodes.
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Ability to successfully pass pre-employment background screening, including FBI fingerprint, credit, education, and employment verification. If you want to love what you do, make an impact in your community, and have the power to help people change their lives - then we're glad you're here.
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Build a verification environment to run and debug gate-level simulations. Eastridge is seeking a DFT/MBIST Engineer for a world renown electronics manufacturing company, located in Austin, TX. Our client has extensive experience building world-class teams, fostering an outstanding work environment, and enabling creativity.
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