Verification Engineer, I

Website Alphawave Semi
The Alphawave Semi team combines technologists from different disciplines who come together with a shared passion for electronics, software, and communication technology. We look for individuals with a deep desire to build great products and we value collaboration, curiosity, and a commitment to solving hard problems.
What You’ll Do
- Define test plans and develop test methodologies.
- Perform block level verification for mixed control and data path blocks using UVM.
- Develop SOC level tests.
- Use VIP solutions to drive the various protocols used in our SOC (100/200/400/800G ethernet, AMBA protocols, SPI/I2C/JTAG etc.)
- Integrate external reference models written in Python/C using DPI for DSP blocks and Complex error correction schemes.
- Develop tools for automating the verification process.
- Perform chip bring up activities and develop FW for post/pre silicon activities.
- Use prototyping platforms for performing verification tasks.
What You’ll Need
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering or Computer Science is at a minimum.
- 3+ years of experience in Specman/UVM languages is required.
- Strong knowledge in various standard protocols (Ethernet, serial interfaces, AMBA)
- Experience in SOC integration.
- Strong programming skills in Python or other scripting languages.
- Knowledge in working with external VIPs and compliancy testing.
- Good understanding of design blocks like ethernet MAC and PCS is a plus.
- Good understanding of analog blocks is a plus (50/100/200G Serdes).
- Formal verification knowledge is a plus.
About You
- Excellent communication skills
- Able to listen to and appreciate ideas and opinions that differ from yours
- Extremely detail oriented.
- Superb analytical and problem-solving skills
- Drives for consistency.
- Takes personal pride in high standard of outputs.
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Self-motivated and self-managing
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IP Lifecycle Management for Chiplet-Based SoCs