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Texas Instruments is seeking Design Verification Engineer. In this position, you will be working on advanced mixed-signal sensor circuits using state-of-the art process technology, as well as be involved in the digital and AMS verification of high-performance digital circuits interfacing to leading edge analog circuitry as part of an overall system.
In this role, your responsibilities will include the following.
- Develop detailed Verification/Test plans using specifications to cover all the digital/analog functionality/features of a mixed-signal chip for our next generation designs.
- Develop SystemVerilog chip-level testcases based on the verification plan.
- Simulation, Testcase debug and Verification closure for the digital/analog functionality of Mixed-signal chips, at chip-level in digital and AMS environment.
- Finding design bugs with break-the-design mindset and ensuring design is bug-free and robust.
- Develop SystemVerilog based behavioral models for the analog blocks and integrate them in the chip-level verification environment.
- Running regressions and DV closure activities.
- Work closely with design and systems teams to review/close spec gaps and design bugs, as they arise.
- Design for testability using ad-hoc, Full scan, IDDQ, VBOX, ATPG, BIST
- Drive documentation, reviews and verification flow improvement strategies.
- Be proactive in risk assessment and drive solutions to mitigate them.
Minimum requirements:
- Masters degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
- 3+ years of related experience.
- Strong hands on working experience in Digital/AMS verification for Mixed-signal chips.
- Strong programming skills using SystemVerilog in verification.
- Robust in verification approach and strong in fundamentals of DV flows and concepts.
- SystemVerilog and class-based verification knowledge.
Preferred qualifications:
- Experience in writing an exhaustive verification plan from the specs.
- Experience in chip-level testcases in SystemVerilog.
- Experience in metric-based Verification closure using Code and Functional coverage.
- Experience in random/constrained random verification.
- Experience with Cadence simulation and debug tools.
- Experience with UART, SPI, I2C communication protocols.
- Good in debugging skills.
- Ability to work independently and self-driven/motivated person.
- The future starts here. As a TIer, you'll play a critical role in defining the next era of semiconductor technology and help create the innovations that shape the world around us.
- Surround yourself with a team of innovators who value your unique perspective and will challenge you to bring your best self to work every day. We believe that fostering a culture of collaboration fuels both personal growth and technological breakthroughs. Explore our company culture.
- At TI, your success goes beyond your work. Take advantage of comprehensive benefits designed to support your total well-being at work and in life, from competitive compensation to extensive health coverage and wellness programs. Learn more about our benefits offerings.
Skills Required
- Masters degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
- 5+ years of related experience.
- Hands-on experience in Digital/AMS verification for mixed-signal chips.
- Strong programming skills using SystemVerilog for verification.
- Strong fundamentals of DV flows and verification methodologies.
- SystemVerilog and class-based verification knowledge.
- Design for testability experience (ad-hoc, Full scan, IDDQ, VBOX, ATPG, BIST).
- Experience writing exhaustive verification plans from specifications.
- Experience developing chip-level SystemVerilog testcases.
- Experience in metric-based verification closure using code and functional coverage.
- Experience with random/constrained-random verification.
- Experience with Cadence simulation and debug tools.
- Familiarity with UART, SPI, I2C communication protocols.
- Strong debugging skills.
- Ability to work independently and be self-motivated.
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