Silicon Validation Software Engineer: CPU and Memory Hierarchy
Silicon Validation Software Engineer: CPU and Memory Hierarchy
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02-08-2025
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- Work with designers and architects to understand the functionality of various blocks in the SoC- Create validation test plans ensuring all key features are covered - Develop SW workloads to validate various CPU and memory subsystem features- Integration of these workloads into an existing system validation tool- Make enhancements to the tools SW framework to support new CPU architectures- Drive the bring-up and execution of our validation SW in pre-silicon (FPGAs) and post-silicon (development boards) - Debug workload failures using a variety of tools and hooks- Release and distribute our system validation SW to cross-functional teams across Apple
- A minimum of a bachelors degree and a minimum of 10 years of relevant industry experience in silicon validation software engineering or related field.
- Good knowledge of ARM or another CPU instruction set architecture
- Experienced C and assembly programmer.
- Strong understanding of micro-processor architecture.
- Familiarity with memory technologies and power management
- Experience with scripting languages such as Python Perl or Tcl
- Knowledge of software tool chains including including compilers assemblers and source control tools
- Background in silicon bring-up and debug experience a plus.
- Ability to work well in a team but to be responsible and self-driven.
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