Functional Verification Engineer

A semiconductor company that designs the microprocessors powering Supercomputers is looking for Verification Engineers to be involved with the development of products and to work on cutting-edge technology using methodologies at the state of the art.

You will be involved in verification of products built around the highest performance cores and the latest standard protocols. As a verification engineer, you will be interfacing with architecture, design, physical implementation and software teams in order to make sure highest-level systems that performance. Your work will involve high-level modelling, UVM, HW/SW Co-Debug, Simulation Acceleration support.

As the successful Verification Engineer you have a visible impact on the product development and report to the verification manager. You have the opportunity to be a driving force of the verification effort. Your day-to-day work will entail the following:

• Reading and analysing the system requirements and architecture requirement documents
• Plan for functional verification activities for a given subsystem/functionality
• Verification environment development and maintenance in SystemVerilog/UVM/SystemC/C++
• Tests writing in embedded C and debug
• Participation to verification methodology improvements
• Project milestones and deliverables planning with respect to functional verification
• Organise work and deliverables between skills, internal and external teams
• Opportunities for mentoring and training junior Verification Engineers
• Opportunities to manage teams from external partners

You have the following skills:

• Verification and/or design of complex SoC
• Experienced in one or some of the following:
• SystemVerilog/UVM/VHDL, SystemC/C++, Embedded C
• Some previous experience in Firmware based verification is a good to have
• Experience in metrics driven verification
• Bash/Perl/Python
• Experience with verification management tools

For more information and to apply, please contact Lucy with your CV and a time for an initial call!