Senior Design Verification Engineer
Listed on 2026-03-04
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Hardware Engineer, Test Engineer
Senior Design Verification Engineer - AI Hardware
Hybrid from Mountain View, CA
Acceler8 Talent is seeking an experienced Design Verification Engineer to join a well funded startup whose hardware promises to drastically change the economics of compute for the worlds' largest models.
With a $500m Series B in the bank and a world-class team with a track record of shipping highly successful products, this company abandons legacy chip design assumptions and strives for the best possible solution for every aspect of their chip - there is no such thing as "good enough".
As a Senior Design Verification Engineer, you’ll own verification planning and execution at the full chip and subsystem level, defining test plans, creating test benches, and owning verification toward various silicon milestones.
This role might be ideal for you if you have:
- Experience driving verification from concept-to-silicon
- 8+ years working in design verification
- Excellent System Verilog knowledge
- Experience with Python, C/C++, Bluespec or similar scripting and programming languages for verification and silicon modeling
- Production experience with advanced verification methodologies (UVM, ABV, formal verification, etc.)
- Strong understanding of silicon micro-architecture and design concepts used in high-performance compute, high-speed connectivity, memory management, and related functionalities
- Experience verifying data center/networking chips at subsystem or full chip level.
Familiarity with emulation and prototyping platforms and methodologies and hands-on experience with participation in silicon debugging and bring-up are pluses!
If you're interested in building the future of AI compute, apply here or reach out to me at to discuss further.
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