Location: UK/Remote
Contract: Contract
Start: ASAP
Duration: 6 months
IR35: Inside
For our client we are looking for a SoC Verification Engineer, candidates must be based in the UK although the work can be performed remotely.
Job responsibilities:
Deploying Verification Methodologies such as UVM and Formal Verification
Developing Testbenches and Verification Components such as UVCs, C models, and Vertical/Horizontal re-usable Verification Environments.
Test plan development based on Design documents and interaction with design/systems engineers Writing and debugging SystemVerilog assertions
Analysing coverage data and working with Design teams to address coverage holes
Develop/augment framework for running regressions
Running/Debugging Power aware simulations (UPF)
Debugging regression failures with design/Systems teams
Python/Perl automation for improving workflows and team efficiency
Supporting software and other teams with debug
Documentation
Job Description:
Experience in design and verification on SoCs and SoC Methodologies for verifying complex units on SoC using industry standard tools and technologies.
Proficient in developing unit and subsystem level test benches using SV/UVM methodology.
Constrained random and Metrics driven verification.
Experienced with C model integration and scorebording
FW code integration verification
Experience with AMBA protocols and BUS interconnect functional and formal verification along with coverage closure.
Experience with power aware verification and clock domain crossing verification.
Experience with debugging test failures
Strong knowledge of verification planning, coverage analysis, pseudo and constrained random techniques, assertion based and formal verification techniques with System Verilog
Experience with Verilog, C/C++, System C, TCL/Perl/shell-scripting
Strong analytical skills and ability to work in a dynamic and fast paced team environment.
Excellent communication skills
8-12 years of experience If you could be suitable for this position, please get in touch.
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