Engineering - Verification Engineer 4
mindlanceMarkham (IL)
About the role
Job-ID28809207Reference26-18917JOB DUTIES: Participate in the functional verification of a block(s) of complex ASICs and/or IP cores for a combined CPU/GPU development effort. Be part of a team of design and verification engineers, working closely with other team members to understand and verify the functionality of a given design element within the context of the block, chip and overall system. Be responsible for carefully documenting and executing test plan(s) consisting of directed and constrained-random tests to be run during simulation. Be expected to adopt the evolving verification methodologies used in the industry to functionally verify increasingly more complex SoC designs within aggressive, market-driven schedules, and work within the existing verification infrastructure on currently active projects. Be familiar with hardware modeling and/or assertion-based verification methods.
EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION:
Minimum 5 years of proven verification experience on large ASIC development projects or software/firmware experience in a hardware development setting; Strong background in C/C++ development in a Linux Environment; Strong debug skills and experience with debug tools such as Gdb, Valgrind; Proficient in Object Oriented programming, STL, computer architecture and data structures; Knowledge of Perl and Makefiles; Experience in Verilog/System Verilog/SystemC, preferred; Experience in C/Verilog environment using DPI/PLI, preferred; Strong analytical skills and attention to detail; Excellent written and communication skills. Candidate must have 5+ years experience with: UVM test bench, C/C++
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