Job Description

Description

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  • Product validation engineer to work on key Palladium technologies including UPF. Position is based in Noida/Bangalore.
  • Role involves verification of various upcoming features in Palladium.
  • Work also involves managing current set of regressions.
  • Participate in technical discussions, including Functional Specification reviews, Testplan reviews etc
  • Review and guide team members on technical deliverables from the team
  • Person will be fully responsible and accountable for quality of releases and features for Palladium emulation technology.
  • Mentor juniors in the team
  • Contribute towards the improvement of existing emulation validation/verification flows
  • Position Requirements:

  • The person should be an Electrical, Electronics or Computer Science Engineer with very good understanding of HDLs (Verilog and/ or VHDL).
  • Prior experience in Emulation/UPF will be big plus. He/ she should have a good working knowledge of EDA tools (Cadence/ Others) specially Palladium with focus towards debugging design/ verification problems.
  • Experience in process automation with scripting.
  • Experience with SystemVerilog, C++, UVM.
  • Experience with Functional Verification of complex digital systems, e.g. SoC Verification, with a Hardware Verification Language (HVL) like SystemVerilog.
  • Behavioral skills required:

  • Must possess strong written, verbal and presentation skills.
  • Good communication and interpersonal skills, demonstrate teamwork and collaboration skills.
  • Ability to establish a close working relationship with both customer peers and management.
  • Explore what’s possible to get the job done, including creative use of unconventional solutions
  • Work effectively across functions and geographies
  • Push to raise the bar while always operating with integrity
  • We’re doing work that matters. Help us solve what others can’t.

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