IC Verification Engineer

Key Responsibilities

• Architect and develop scalable, reusable UVM‑based verification environments for high‑speed interface IPs and full SoC‑level integration
• Own IP‑level and SoC‑level verification planning, including coverage strategy, protocol compliance, and corner‑case scenarios
• Develop System Verilog/UVM test benches, sequences, drivers, monitors, scoreboards, and checkers for complex protocol stacks.
• Perform coverage‑driven verification (functional & code coverage) and drive closure at block and full‑chip level
• Execute large‑scale regressions, analyze failures, and perform root‑cause debug across testbench and RTL
• Actively collaborate with design, architecture, and post‑silicon teams to ensure alignment with real‑world use cases
• Contribute to verification methodology standardization, performance optimization, and automation

• 4+ years of hands‑on ASIC Functional Verification experience
• Strong command of System Verilog with UVM / OVM, including Layered testbench architecture Virtual sequences, Register model (RAL), Assertions and checkers.
• Proven experience in SoC‑level verification, including: IP integration, Clock/reset, domain interactions, protocol coherency across blocks
• Solid understanding of AMBA AHB & AXI (AXI4 / AXI‑Lite)

Candidates must have direct verification experience in one or more of the following:

• PCIe (Gen3/Gen4 preferred) – LTSSM, link training, error handling
• USB (2.0 / 3.x) – protocol state machines and compliance flow
• Ethernet (1G/10G/25G/40G+)
• MAC layer verification
• FEC (RS‑FEC / BASE‑R FEC)
• Ser Des behavior and link stability scenarios

• Perl and/or TCL – Mandatory
• Experience in:
  Regression automation, Coverage reporting, Log parsing and failure triage

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication, Computer Engineering, or a related field
• Master’s degree in VLSI / Microelectronics / Computer Engineering is a strong advantage
• Equivalent industry experience with proven SoC verification ownership will be considered in lieu of advanced degrees