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DesignVerificationEngineer

$0–0k Austin, Texas, United States; San Jose, California, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
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HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Design Verification Engineer at Arrow. Skills: System Verilog, UVM, C ++, HVL. Develop test plan. Develop BFM/Driver/Monitor/Scoreboard components”

Industry & Context.

Engineering Services

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

6 + years of experience in System Verilog HVL and C ++/C, 6+ year of experience in UVM, Experience in complete verification cycle which includes development of test plan, BFM/Driver/Monitor/Scoreboard component development and integration in test bench, stress/corner testing, failure debug, gate level simulations, assertions, and coverage closure, Proficient in debug and assertions coding, Verification closure with team

Nice to Have

DSP is a plus, Subversion for Repository and Bugzilla is also a Plus, Make/Perl/Python / any script, Any protocol experiace is fine

What You'll Do.

Develop BFM/Driver/Monitor/Scoreboard components

Integrate components in test bench

Perform stress/corner testing

Perform failure debug

Perform gate level simulations

Achieve coverage closure

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Verification closure with team

Communication Scope

Reporting to customer on daily or weekly progress effectively

Full Job Description

# **Position:** Design Verification Engineer (Einfochips) # **Job Description:** **Experience: 6 + Years** **Location: Austin TX and San Jose CA** **Job Description:** **What candidate will Be Doing:** * At-least **6 + years of experience** in **System Verilog HVL and C ++/C** * At-least 6+ year of experience in **UVM.** * Experience in complete verification cycle which includes development of test plan, BFM/Driver/Monitor/Scoreboard component development and integration in test bench, stress/corner testing, failure debug, gate level simulations, assertions, and coverage closure. * Proficient in **SVTB/UVM, C ++ testbench** * Understand DSP is a plus * Subversion for Repository and Bugzilla is also a Plus * **Proficient in debug** and assertions coding * Verification closure with team **What We Are Looking For:** * At-least 6**+ years of experience** in **System Verilog HVL and C ++/C** * At-least 6+ year of experience in **UVM.** * **Make/Perl/Python / any script** * **Any protocol experiace is fine** * Ensure customer satisfaction. * Reporting to customer on daily or weekly progress effectively **What’s In It for You:** At Arrow, we recognize that financial rewards and great benefits are important aspects of an ideal job. That’s why we offer competitive financial compensation, including various compensation plans and a solid benefits package. * Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance * 401k, With Matching Contributions * Short-Term/Long-Term Disability Insurance * Health Savings Account (HSA)/Health Reimbursement Account (HRA) Options * Paid Time Off * Tuition Reimbursement * Growth Opportunities * And more! Work Arrangement Fully On-Site: Must be able to travel to an Arrow Client office location as requested by Arrow Client leadership. Location: **Austin, Texas (Preferred)/ Can be considered remote.** About eInfochips eInfochips, an Arrow company (Fortune #109), is a leading global provider of product engineering and semiconductor design services. A rich history of ove

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