Mixed-Signal Model Verification Engineer
Mixed-Signal Model Verification Engineer
Posted on :
04-08-2025
Employer Active
1 Vacancy
Job Alert
You will be updated with latest job alerts via emailValid email field required
Send jobs
Share
Send me jobs like this
Job Alert
You will be updated with latest job alerts via emailValid email field required
Send jobs
Job Description
In this job you will be responsible for verifying mixed-signal behavioral models written in SystemVerilog. The verification process will involve creating self-checking testbenches to simulate models against the circuits they were derived from. It will also involve functional testing of the model against the specification and creating assertions to flag illegal operating conditions. You will additionally help setup and run various static flows like formal logical equivalence linting and timing checks. You will also contribute to the streamlining and automation of these flows across mixed-signal design teams.
- Bachelors degree with minimum 3 years of relevant experience
- Excellent knowledge of SystemVerilog and Assertions
- Ability to read custom circuit schematics and understand functionality
- Solid understanding of logic/SPICE simulations as well as SPICE/HDL co-simulations
- Excellent knowledge of digital logic gates clocking and state elements
- Basics of passive and active circuit elements voltage and current sources and analog blocks like amplifiers ADCs/DACs/Comparators
- Familiarity of writing scripts in PERL/Python is a strong plus
- Familiarity with formal equivalence and Lint/CDC/RDC tools is a strong plus
Employment Type
Full Time
Report This Job
Disclaimer: Drjobpro.com is only a platform that connects job seekers and employers. Applicants are advised to conduct their own independent research into the credentials of the prospective employer.We always make certain that our clients do not endorse any request for money payments, thus we advise against sharing any personal or bank-related information with any third party. If you suspect fraud or malpractice, please contact us via contact us page.
