Staff Design Verification Engineering

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Job description:

The Industrial Converter Technology group develops leading edge Signal Chain solutions for Industrial and other applications. The group is seeking a Staff AMS Verification Engineer who must have a proven track record of verifying complex mixed/digital signals ICs. The team handles verification of the products which include digital signal processing data-paths, sensors, high speed interfaces, and sub-systems. Candidate will work with the latest verification methodologies on designs ranging from individual blocks to sub-system level verification.

Job Responsibilities:

• Define and develop block level/top level verification strategies based on design requirements and architecture.
• Experience with development of verification plan and verification environment from scratch on multiple projects.
• Should have worked on development of analog checkers, SV assertions, functional coverage, formal verification etc. to reach verification goals
• Specify, and perform as necessary, block and chip level RTL, gate, and mixed signal co-simulation regressions. Track progress against verification plan.
• Work with designers and product/apps engineers to achieve functional coverage goals and to debug the design and environment.
• Work closely with evaluation engineers when silicon arrives to compare and contrast simulation results
• Take complete ownership for complex feature verification and mentor junior verification engineers.
• Define and implement improvements in verification flow and methodology.

Job Requirements:

• Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Electronics Engineering with 8+ years of experience in Analog and Mixed Signal verification.
• Knowledge of Verilog and Spice simulators
• Knowledge of Analog circuits and CAD tools (Cadence Virtuoso, Xcelium).
• Knowledge of scripting language such as Python, TCL, Perl, Bash.
• Expertise in Verilog, System Verilog, UVM, object-oriented programming, scripting and automation with Perl or Python.
• Firm understanding of constrained random functional verification, coverage, and assertions.
• Expertise in test plan development and development of verification environments from ground up.
• Ability to understand circuit design and system level architecture.
• Experience with gate level simulations and debug.
• Excellent debugging, analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Strong interpersonal, teamwork and communication skills.
• Expected to be highly independent, proactive and result-oriented to achieve verification goals.

Preferred qualifications:

• Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Electronics Engineering with 8+ years of experience in Analog and Mixed Signal verification.
• Expertise in Mixed Signal Simulations, AMS verification methodologies and CAD tools.
• Experience in technical mentoring and coaching junior engineers.

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