Intel Corporation jobs - SOC Pre Silicon Verification Engineer

Job Description

Develops preSilicon functional validation tests to verify system will meet design requirements. Creates test plans for RTL validation, defining and running system simulation models, and finding and implementing corrective measures for failing RTL tests. Analyzes and uses results to modify testing.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science or equivalent practical experience.
• Minimum of 5 years of experience in relevant SOC Pre-Silicon verification
• Experience verifying digital logic at the Register Transfer Level (RTL) using System Verilog for SoCs.
• Experience verifying digital systems like ARM core, High Speed and Low speed peripherals(PCIE, Ethernet, USB, UART,I2C),AI, LPDDR3/4, NOCs, Power Management
• Experience verifying System coherency, Boot sequence, security and debug system
• Experience in defining the SOC verification strategies, verification architecture, test plan development, project planning, working with multiple team and strong co-ordination skills
• Experience with the creation of and usage of verification components and environments in a standard verification methodology such as OVM, or UVM. Assertions and Coverage
• Experience with formal tools, UPF, SOC level Power saving schemes,
  

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