ASIC/RTL Design Verification Engineer
Listed on 2026-09-01
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Engineering
Test Engineer, Hardware Engineer
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THE ROLE:
We are looking for an adaptive, self-motivative Design Verification Engineer to join our growing team. As a key contributor, you will be part of a leading team to drive and improve AMD's abilities to deliver the highest quality, industry-leading technologies to market. Be a part of a team that delivers Industry leading IP and help our experts in RTL, FW, circuit, and architecture teams develop leading edge and differentiating IPs.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Develop/Maintain tests for functional verification.
- Build the directed and random verification tests, debug test failures to determine the root cause, work with RTL and firmware engineers to resolve design defects and correct any test issues.
- Work on functional & code coverage verification.
- Provide technical support to other teams
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:
- Experience with C/C++
- Experience with Verilog, System Verilog, and modern verification libraries like UVM
- 10+years of ASIC design verification experience
- Experience / Background with DDR or Memory Controller. PHY Verification is a plus
- Experience with scripting languages like Python, Perl and TCL is a plus.
- Collaborate with architects, hardware engineers, and firmware engineers to understand the new features to be verified
- Understanding of Design for Test methodologies and DFT verification experience is a plus
- Proficient in debugging firmware and RTL code using simulation tools
ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS:
Bachelor’s or master’s degree in computer engineering/Electrical Engineering
Seniority level- Mid-Senior level
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- Engineering and Information Technology
- Computers and Electronics Manufacturing and Software Development
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