Digital Verification Development Team Lead
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About the Job
- Team planning and team member resource utilization.
- Hands-on experience with employing constrained-random coverage driven verification methodology using UVM
- Participating in deploying new methodologies to improve coverage and execution time in collaboration with other experienced engineers on the team
- Working with the design team to validate and verify any requested design changes throughout the project life cycle.
- Develop a thorough understanding of system-level design specifications.
- RTL Coding/Synthesis of the digital part of Mixed-Signal IPs.
- Develop behavioral models for the analog parts of Mixed-Signal IPs.
- Working with the verification team to develop advanced test plans.
- Working with the Mixed-Signal team on the co-simulation and verification of the IPs.
- Hardware verification of the digital module using cutting-edge FPGA kits.
- Coach your team members in a way that strengthens two-way communication and reinforces desired behaviors.
- Monitor the project’s load on the team members and act/organize accordingly, to remove stress, or retain balance/fairness in the distribution of workload after agreement with Project Leads, and Team Manager.
- Communicating team goals and identifying areas for new training or skill checks.
- Develop the Training and Development needs for each employee, and Agree on a development plan to help them improve their performance and support the organization’s success.
- Motivates others by setting a good example and appreciates/provides encouragement to the ongoing effort of the team members.
Job Requirements
- B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Electronics Engineering
- 5+ Years of experience in developing SV-based verification environments.
- Strong knowledge of Verilog, System Verilog, and object-oriented
- Computer skills required: Unix/Linux operating system
- Strong knowledge of Verilog, System Verilog, and object-oriented programming languages
- Knowledge of at least one standard verification methodology (such as VMM, OVM, or UVM)
- Familiarity with RTL design, synthesis, and CDC analysis is a plus
- Working knowledge of shell, Perl, and TCL scripting is a plus
- Experience with clock domain crossing and reset architecture.
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