NVIDIA
Technology
SOCVerificationEngineer
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“SOC Verification Engineer at NVIDIA. Skills: SOC Verification, UVM, Verilog. Verification of clock design elements. Understand design & implementation”
Industry & Context.
Problem solving; Analytical skills
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
BSc. in Electrical Engineering or Computer engineering, 2+ years of relevant experience, Good understanding of RTL design (Verilog), Experience of UVM methodology, debugging, problem solving and analytical skills, Excellent communication and social skills, Ability to work in a geographically diverse team environment, Self motivated, independent and target oriented
Nice to Have
Previous experience in SOC and/or verification, Experience in developing verification environments and random based verification for unit level and system level using verification tools (simulation tools, Verilog, debug tools like Simvision/Debussy), Background with SV/UVM and Python
What You'll Do.
Verification of clock design elements
Understand design & implementation
Define verification scope
Develop verification infrastructure
Execute test/coverage plans
Verify correctness of design
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Collaborate with architects; Collaborate with designers; Collaborate with emulation teams; Collaborate with production testing teams; Collaborate with silicon verification teams; Work in a geographically diverse team environment
Communication Scope
Excellent communication skills
Full Job Description
NVIDIA has been transforming computer graphics, PC gaming, and accelerated computing for more than 25 years. It’s a unique legacy of innovation that’s fueled by great technology—and amazing people. Today, we’re tapping into the unlimited potential of AI to define the next era of computing. An era in which our GPU acts as the brains of computers, robots, and self-driving cars that can understand the world. The complexity of the chip has greatly increased over the years. We are now packing tens of billions of transistors in a chip to meet the growing computing demand in a footprint that is responsible to our environment. The NVIDIA System-On-Chip (SOC) group is seeking a top SOC Verification Engineer to verify the design and implementation of the world’s leading networking SoCs. In this position, you will get the opportunity to craft complex networking chips and interact directly with architects, designers, and software engineers across sites. This is your chance to shape the future of computing with a world-class team! As an SOC Verification Engineer at NVIDIA, you will verify the design and implementation of our SOC technologies in various projects. This position offers the opportunity to have real impact in a dynamic, technology-focused company impacting Switches and NIC SoC product lines. We are working closely with a wide range of aspects - chip design, DFT, backend, verification and production testing. We are working on the most advanced technologies and complex products. Our SOC solutions are unique, innovative, and we are continuously looking for new and creative solutions to meet the challenging goals. **What you 'll be doing:** * In this position, you will be responsible for verification of the clock design elements, architecture and micro-architecture using sophisticated verification methodologies. * As a member of our SOC verification team, you'll understand the design & implementation, define the verification scope, develop the verification infrastructure
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