R&D Engineering, Principal Engineer

Job Description

Responsible for functional verification involving coherent and non-coherent IP designs. Collaborating with market leaders in High Performance Computing, Data Centre, Mobile/Client, Automotive, and IoT segments to define and develop products that meet complex verification requirements. Architecting and building SystemVerilog UVM-based verification components, testbenches, checkers, scoreboards, and verification IPs. Developing verification plans and driving functional coverage-driven verification closure of real designs. Debugging and resolving issues in verification environments to ensure robust and reliable verification processes. The Impact You Will Have: Enhancing the reliability and performance of high-performance computing and data center systems through rigorous verification processes. Contributing to the advancement of mobile and client devices by ensuring the integrity and functionality of their verification protocols. Driving innovation in the automotive sector by developing robust verification solutions for automotive systems. Supporting the growth of IoT applications by providing reliable and efficient verification for IoT devices. Collaborating with industry leaders to shape the future of system verification and contribute to technological advancements. Ensuring the successful implementation and integration of verification IPs, thereby enhancing the overall quality of our products. What You'll Need: B.E/B.Tech in Electrical Engineering/Electronics & Communications Engineering with 10-15 years of relevant experience, OR M.E/M.Tech in VLSI Design/Microelectronics with 9-12 years of relevant experience. Hands-on experience in architecting and building SystemVerilog UVM-based verification components, testbenches, checkers, scoreboards, and verification IPs. You will be responsible for functional verification involving coherent and non-coherent IP designs. Protocol experience: Should have experience on UCIe / PCIe / CXL / Unipro / USB / MIPI / HDMI / Ethernet / DDR / LPDDR / HBM memory protocol.