Axiado

Axiado

ASIC Verification Engineer

San Jose, CA, United States · Director

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 69 days ago
PythonNode.jsJenkinsCybersecurityFPGAVerilogResearchLeadershipCollaborationBitbucket

About the role

  • Our technology protects the world's most critical infrastructure-from data centers to next generation cloud and AI platforms-by securing systems at the foundation levels of hardware, independent of host CPUs and operating systems.
  • We value curiosity, execution, respect, and a shared desire to make a meaningful impact on the security and reliability of the digital world.
  • If you're driven to innovate, energized by hard problems, and excited to help define the future of secure AI infrastructure, we invite you to apply and join us on this journey.

Responsibilities

  • Help develop test plan definition
  • Micro-architecture design verification, RTL verification, and documentation
  • Support test program development, chip validation, and chip life until production maturity.
  • Team Management and Building
  • Expertise in verifying design at RTL level and gate-level simulation

Requirements

  • 8+ years of experience in UVM verification and UVM environment development (must have)
  • Must have worked on AMBA AXI, AHB, APB protocols
  • Experience in functional test vector development and post-silicon bring-up/debug.
  • Experience in working with repository management tools like Bitbucket/ Jenkins and bug tracking tools like JIRA.
  • BE/BTECH or ME/MTECH degree in EE/EECS/CS or equivalent.

Skills

  • Company Description

Benefits

  • Good understanding of coverage analysis, performance verification and use-case verification.

Company info

  • We are headquartered in the heart of Silicon Valley, with access to the world's leading research, technology and talent.
  • We are building an exceptional team to secure every node on the internet.

Equal opportunity

  • Axiado is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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