Senior Engineer, Design Verification Engineering

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Senior Engineer, Design Verification Engineering

Key Responsibilities

• Create, enhance, and maintain SystemVerilog/UVM verification environments, checkers, scoreboards, assertions, and functional coverage models.
• Develop comprehensive verification plans and Metric Driven verification closure through code coverage, functional coverage, assertion coverage, and regression analysis.
• Develop constrained-random and directed test scenarios targeting functional, security, and corner-case behaviors.
• Maintaining and upgrading existing testbenches to accommodate new features.
• Writing firmware-driven test cases (C) for embedded processor co-simulation.
• Architecting formal verification environments from scratch including FPV wrappers, constraints, and proof orchestration scripts.
• Writing SVA assertions and assumptions for protocol compliance, data integrity, arbitration fairness, and design intent.
• Integrating protocol VIPs (AMBA AHB/APB) within Formal/Functional Verification environments for protocol compliance checking.
• Developing formal coverage models and analyzing proof convergence, unreachability, and counterexamples.
• Collaboration with designers and system engineers to perform cross-block verification.
• Contributing to top-level SoC verification with boot sequences and system initialization, Support emulation, firmware integration, and post-silicon validation activities.

Minimum Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering,.
• At least 3+ years of experience in Design Verification.
• Proficient in SystemVerilog, SVA (SystemVerilog Assertions), and UVM.
• Proficient in functional coverage and constrained-random verification environments.
• Hands-on experience building formal property verification (FPV) environments from scratch - wrappers, constraints, clock/reset setup, proof strategies.
• Experience writing SVA for bus protocol verification (AMBA AHB/APB/AXI).
• Experience with common SoC interfaces such as APB, AHB, AXI, QSPI, UART, and DMA architectures.
• Experience with C/C++ for firmware-level test development.
• Scripting experience (Python, Tcl, shell programming)

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience integrating commercial protocol VIPs (Cadence VIPs, Synopsys VIP, or equivalent) in formal/functional verification environments.
• Familiarity with AI-assisted engineering tools and verification productivity workflows.
• Experience debugging formal counter examples and refining constraint environments to eliminate false negatives.
• Familiarity with ARM Cortex-M processor verification.
• Experience with non-volatile memory verification (ECC, BIST, repair flows).
• Knowledge of mixed-signal or analog-on-top verification methodologies.
• Familiarity with code/version control tools (Perforce, Git).
• Experience with emulation or FPGA prototyping.

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