Design Verification Technical Architect
Posted 14 days ago
quest globalSanta Clara (CA)
Validation EngineersComputer Systems Design Services
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$150 K to $190 K
About the role
What You Will Do
Build State‑of‑Art Verification environment for IP, SS, SOC ranging from automotive to AI chips
Lead verification team and execution of different projects to completion
Hands‑on work in building verification environment involving processors, high speed peripherals (PCIe, UCIe, DDR)
Work with cross‑functional (PD, DFT, Design, Emulation) team to resolve issues
Responsible for DV deliverables and DV closure meeting required metrics such as code coverage, functional coverage
What You Will Bring
10+ YOE DV experience
Good hands‑on knowledge of SV‑UVM
Experience leading a team
Experience building environment, verification plan, test plan
Experience building reusable verification environment for SS, SOC
Experience integrating third‑party VIP
Python scripting expertise
Use of source control such as git or equivalent
Hands‑on experience with at least one high‑speed protocol (UCIe/PCIe5+/LPDDR5+/Ethernet200G+)
GLS experience
Arm Core/C‑Base experience
Emulation experience and more
Multiple high‑speed protocol experience
Pay Range
$150K to $190K
Benefits
Compensation decisions are based on experience, skills, education, and other job‑related factors. We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, paid time off, and retirement plan.
Required Work Experience
Verilog
SV‑UVM
Python
Arm‑Core/RISC‑V
C
High‑speed protocols such as UCIe/PCIe5+/LPDDR5+/Ethernet200G+
AMBA protocol
Verification environment setup experience at SS/SOC level
Planning and execution of entire project
Integrating and using third‑party VIP
Excellent communication skill and work in global environment
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