Verification Engineer

At Oriole Networks, we are developing disruptive technologies for AI/ML and HPC networking that will revolutionise Data Centers. These technologies will speed up training and inference while dramatically reducing energy consumption for a sustainable future.

We are looking for an experienced Verification Engineer to work within our existing team to develop high-speed network interfaces between xPUs and our proprietary network. The successful candidate will deliver module and system level verification solutions, working iteratively through a series of prototypes to ultimately deliver a production‑grade solution. Responsibilities will include verification infrastructure architecting, verification planning, testbench and test implementation, and coverage closure.

• Definition and execution of verification strategies and plans based on specification and collaboration with the broader team
• Develop test benches at module and system level, including stimulus, monitors, checkers, and scoreboards
• Develop tests, maintain functional coverage models and drive coverage closure
• Support hardware validation, reproducing and debugging complex functional issues, working closely with RTL and system teams, to resolve root causes

• Extensive hands‑on industry experience of FPGA or ASIC verification, ideally for GPU/CPU interfacing and networking at 100
  
  Gbps and above
• Experience verifying at unit and system level, particularly for FPGA solutions, ideally for production quality IP
• Experience architecting verification environments and infrastructure
• Strong knowledge of verification methodologies, functional coverage, assertions and constrained random verification
• Excellent skills in System Verilog
• Scripting and automation, such as TCL and Python
• Experience using Questa, VCS
• Experience of formal verification tools, for example Questa Formal, Jasper Gold
• Experience of many of the following: UALink, NVLink, PCIe, RDMA, CXL
• A humble attitude and good communication skills
• Bachelor or Master degree in electronics engineering, physics, or other relevant fields or experience within the industry;