Verification Engineer

An experienced lead verification engineer who is a confident, motivated self-starter capable of independently driving complex work packages

Brings 10–20 years of industry experience in ASIC/FPGA hardware development

A clear and articulate communicator who can collaborate effectively across cross-functional teams, time zones, and global locations

Shows unwavering commitment to helping the team achieve high-quality results and meet development milestones

Driven to learn, grow, and perform at their highest technical capability

Equally effective working independently or within a collaborative team environment

Able to quickly learn new concepts and independently acquire the skills needed for the role

Provide technical leadership, guiding projects from initial requirements through final design verification

Collaborate with systems and hardware engineers to define high-level testbench architectures

Evaluate, adopt, and integrate new Adaptive SoC toolflows and methodologies into verification environments

Develop, modify, and maintain random and directed tests and associated libraries in System Verilog/UVM

Write, implement, and review detailed verification test plans

Participate in and conduct code reviews

Triage, analyse, and debug regression failures

Strong proficiency in advanced verification methodologies, including UVM, class-based test benches, VIP integration, test plan creation, constrained-random testing, and coverage-driven sign-off

Experience with high-speed connectivity protocols (e.g., 100

Gb Ethernet, PCIe Gen5/Gen6, AMBA/AXI)

Proficient in Python with solid understanding of build systems, regression frameworks, and CI/CD infrastructure

Experienced with Git-based CI/CD workflows

Skilled in scripting languages such as TCL, Perl, and shell

Familiar with verification challenges specific to Adaptive So Cs

Understanding of verification flows for complex embedded processor architectures (ARM, RISC-V, CPU)

Knowledge of software flows in advanced SoCs, including embedded processor co-simulation and debugging

Hands-on experience with adaptive SoC EDA tools (e.g., Vivado/Vitis)

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related discipline