Senior Verification Engineer (ASIC, Vera, C++) - Corp R&D

Job Description
Hardware Verification - ASIC Vera C++ / Verification Engineer

Experienced chip verification engineer responsible for designing and developing verification environment components, and writing, executing and debugging tests from testplans or functional specifications. Will work directly with various project teams to assist with the deployment of design for verification methodologies. Verification components to be developed may include bus functional models/transactors/bus interface models, data/transaction and scenario generators, bus monitors, checkers, and coverage models.

Skills/Experience
Hardware Verification Engineer - Senior ASIC Verification

Qualifying hardware engineering candidates must possess in-depth knowledge of design for verification methodologies. They are expected to be able to articulate how to apply such techniques as assertions, directed random test generation and coverage to full chip verification. ASIC verification experience should include use of modern verification techniques, tools, and languages. Must be skilled in Vera (or Specman E / Specman-E), C++/OOP, and have a strong background in data structures and algorithms. ASIC Design experience using industry-standard hardware description languages (Verilog/VHDL) is highly desirable.

Excellent verbal and written presentation/communication skills are mandatory. Strong interest and understanding of design for verification methodologies is required. Must have excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills, strong problem solving skills, and a proven ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment.

5+ years of hands-on ASIC verification experience is required.

Additional Skills
Experience with scripting languages, preferably Tcl and perl. The candidate must be familiar with the software development process and related tools on Unix/Linux platforms.

Education Requirements
Required: Bachelor's, Computer Engineering and/or Electrical Engineering
Preferred: Master's, Computer Engineering and/or Electrical Engineering

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