Senior Design Verification Engineer

HPR is a leading provider of high-performance and ultra-low latency electronic trading and capital markets infrastructure solutions offered as a managed service. Our cutting-edge technology is used by tier-1 financial institutions to monitor and execute trades rapidly and efficiently. As we continue to innovate and grow, we’re searching for a forward-thinking Senior Design Verification Engineer to help us build the future of capital markets infrastructure.

• Verify and maintain high-performance FPGA compute and networking systems used in electronic trading
• Own the verification process from specification, test planning, and testbench development through execution and coverage closure
• Partner with design engineers to review and execute comprehensive test plans
• Create and maintain reusable verification components and test benches written in System Verilog
• Lead and mentor junior engineers, promoting our culture of continuous learning and collaboration
• Contribute to improving our verification processes, tools, and methodologies

• BS/MS in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related
• 5+ years of experience in design verification for FPGAs or ASICs
• Proficiency in System Verilog for verification
• Familiarity with advanced verification methods, including constrained randomization, functional coverage, and assertion-based checking
• Experience with industry-standard simulation and debugging tools (e.g., VCS, Verdi)
• Comfortable working in a Linux environment
• Strong problem solving, debugging, and communication skills

• Deep understanding of computer architecture and digital design concepts
• In-depth knowledge of networking protocols (IP, TCP, UDP)
• Experience verifying designs with high-speed interfaces (PCIe, Ethernet, and/or DDR)
• Familiarity with C programming and scripting in Python and/or Perl

This position requires being on-site at our office in Needham, MA full-time (5 days per week)

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