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LowPowerASICEngineerNewCollegeGrad2026
“Low Power ASIC Engineer - New College Grad 2026 at NVIDIA. Skills: Low Power Design, ASIC Verification, GPU Architecture. Understand next generation features. Architect testbench”
Industry & Context.
Debug skills
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
BS, MS or PhD in Electrical or Computer Engineering, Understanding of low power design techniques, Good understanding of processor architecture, Experienced with Incisive Low-Power or Synopsys VCS NLP, Debug skills and experience with Verdi, Fluent in Verilog, SystemVerilog, Understanding of UVM
Nice to Have
GPU architecture knowledge a plus, Low Power Architecture knowledge a plus, Low Power CV knowledge a plus, Deep learning knowledge a plus, Good understanding of power intent in UPF format, Background in Low Power architectures or verification a plus, Scripting abilities in Python or PERL a plus, Knowledge of C or C++ a plus, Experience writing or maintaining simulation build scripts or Makefiles a plus
What You'll Do.
Understand next generation features
Develop infrastructure
Verify power management solutions
Improve power-aware DV methodologies
Influence EDA vendors
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Low Power Architecture teams; Design teams; Software teams
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