CPU Architecture Validation Lead/Architect

You will be part of the Intel Core Design Team driving Intel's latest CPUs in the world's leading process technologies. As a Pre-Silicon Verification Engineer, you will develop pre-Silicon functional verification tests to ensure that the system meets design requirements. Your responsibilities will include creating test plans for RTL validation, defining and running system simulation models, and implementing corrective measures for failing RTL tests. You will also analyze results to modify test benches and tests to improve validation plans. As a Pre-Silicon Verification Lead/Architect, you will lead and guide a team to develop complex pre-Silicon verification environments, verification components, and coverage plans. You will drive strategic initiatives related to tools, methodologies, and quality to reduce the overall cycle time of validation projects. Working closely with hardware architects and logic designers, you will influence SoC and system design to ensure product success. Additionally, you will provide technical leadership, manage resources, and drive engineering activities to meet schedules, standards, and cost. To qualify for this role, you must possess a master's degree in Electronics or Computer Engineering with at least 4 years of experience or a Bachelor's Degree with at least 10 years of experience in Pre-Silicon Verification Environment. Preferred qualifications include experience with RTL design, Verilog, System Verilog based verification techniques, CPU architecture/Processor Verification, Perl/Python, Linux OS, SVTB UVM, or Specman (e). You should be a team player with excellent self-motivation, communication, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. The Client Computing Group (CCG) at Intel is responsible for driving business strategy and product development for PC products and platforms. As part of this group, you will contribute to delivering purposeful computing experiences that unlock people's potential. This role is an Experienced Hire position based in India, Bangalore, and eligible for a hybrid work model that allows splitting time between on-site and off-site work.,