Software Engineer: SoC System Stress Validation

Software Engineer:
SoC System Stress Validation

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You will leave no stone left unturned for a comprehensive "system-level" validation of Apple SoCs. You will dive deep into the SoC architecture, and also become a specialist in our existing SiVal software stack. You will come up with creative ways to test the SoC for all kind of stress and corner‑case scenarios.

• A minimum of a bachelor's degree in relevant field with 10 years of relevant industry experience in silicon validation software engineering or related field.

• Strong software skills in C/C++
• Familiarity with programming in assembly language
• Passionate about writing code close to the hardware, and debugging
• Familiarity with computer architecture, memory hierarchies, CPUs, and caching
• You enjoy the validation mentality: detail-oriented, curious, and persistent
• Experience in writing code, developing tests, and coming up with strategies for SoC silicon validation is a huge plus
• Experience in graphics, video codecs, video capture, display mechanisms, and storage technologies is ideal
• Experience with scripting (Python, Tcl, Perl).

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