Sr Hardware Verification Engineer

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baya systemsSanta Clara County (CA)

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Job Title: Senior Hardware Verification Engineer
Location: Santa Clara, CA
About the Role: We are seeking a seasoned Design Verification designer with a strong background in building testbenches and writing test sequences for complex IPs. The ideal candidate will play a key role in shaping our technology portfolio, bringing expertise and creativity to our solutions
Responsibilities: Collaborate with design and architecture teams to create test plans for highly configurable IPs meant to provide interconnectivity between components across an SOC, chiplet or multi chiplet systems Write UVM/System Verilog code to implement the test plan, checkers and scoreboards Collaborate with software teams to define and implement configurable testbenches Work with design and DV engineers to implement the test plan, debug failures, close coverage, etc.
Qualifications: BS/MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or Computer Science 8+ years and current hands-on experience in block-level/IP-level/SOC-level verification Proficiency in Verilog, System Verilog Familiarity with industry-standard EDA tools for simulation and debug Deep experience with UVM-based testbenches Experience with modern programming languages like Python Knowledge of ARM AMBA protocols such as AXI, APB, and AHBUnderstanding of ARM CHI protocol is a plus Experience on working with IPs for caches, cache coherency, memory subsystems, interconnects and NOCsExperience with formal verification techniques, emulation platforms is a plus Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail Strong communication and collaboration skills

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