Design Verification Engineer

Entry Level Design Verification Engineer

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The ADI ADC team is seeking a motivated design verification engineer to provide support to our ADG BU located at ADI's Valencia, Spain. As a Design Verification Engineer, you will play a key role in defining and driving the verification strategy, planning, and execution. You will be part of a highly skilled team that develops verification environments and re-usable components using System Verilog and UVM. At the block level and system level, you will be creating verification plans, developing and debugging tests, and using a metric driven methodology to evaluate results, including the monitoring of regressions, assertion coverage, code coverage and functional coverage. In addition, you will be investigating and driving the adoption of evolving new verification methodologies to handle the complex needs of these projects.

Responsibilities include, but not limited to:

• Design verification engineer
• Planning, creating, documenting, and executing verification plans on various platforms (simulation, emulation)
• Developing and debugging verification environment, test-benches, test-suite for quality verification of complex components, DUTs, and systems
• Work with senior design and verification engineers
• Collaboration with cross-functional teams

Minimum qualifications:

• Bachelor or Master's degree in Computer/Electrical engineering or related field with strong background in digital design
• Coursework in EE fundamentals, digital logic and object-oriented programming required
• Coursework in design verification concepts and methodology preferred
• Experience with object-oriented programming, Systemverilog/UVM, Python, Perl
• Experience with Cadence, Synopsys, and/or Mentor tools for simulation
• Great attitude, self-motivation, and excellent teamwork is a must

Preferred qualifications:

• MSEE degree or related field
• Knowledge of Cadence or Synopsys tools for simulation
• Experience with design verification concepts, testbenches, UVM
• College level project or internship experience with digital design and verification

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