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Accelerator Design Verification - Full Time

Karnataka, India (Hybrid)

Accelerator Design Verification - Full Time

1 Month ago • 5 Years + • Research & Development

About the job

Summary

Join a leading hardware startup in Silicon Valley as a Silicon Verification Engineer. Contribute to cutting-edge Risc-V based computing platforms. Develop test plans for complex features and collaborate with design and software teams. Expertise in System Verilog, C++, and Python is essential.

3 skills required for this role

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cpp

python

scalability

Must have:

Verification methodologies
System Verilog
CPU/GPU/Accelerator DV
Computer architecture

Good to have:

HW-SW co-simulation
Emulation friendly test
Firmware/Software stacks
Fast paced environment

Perks:

Creative work environment
Flexible work environment

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Join a cutting-edge hardware startup in Silicon Valley as a Silicon Verification Engineer. Our mission is to reimagine silicon and create Risc-V based computing platforms that will transform the industry. You will have the opportunity to work with some of the most talented and passionate engineers in the world to create designs that push the envelope on performance, energy efficiency and scalability. We offer a fun, creative and flexible work environment, with a shared vision to build products to change the world.

Responsibilities

Own the top level verification for an AI/analytics accelerator.
Collaborate with the design team to understand the design details and develop comprehensive verification strategies.
Develop and execute test plans for complex features.
Work with the software team to enable HW-SW co-simulation.
Build emulation friendly test benches for faster and more effective testing.
Develop test benches to test firmware and software stacks.