Research Engineer - AMS Verification (remote)
Analog/Mixed-Signal Verification Engineer
Must be a US Citizen
Remote / work from home
Full-time/employee + Bonus, Benefits, 401k, Stock OptionsYou will work on a small, talented team responsible for developing new verification techniques to verify state-of-the-art circuits and systems, ensuring their accuracy and reliability prior to tape-outs. You will have the opportunity to contribute to reputed company areas of AMS verification, including behavioral modeling, simulation, and mixed-signal integration. Projects reputed company from verifying high-speed, low-noise analog circuits to ensuring the correctness of reputed company direct-RF digital beamforming and secure hardware systems.Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with design teams to identify verification gaps and propose coverage-driven solutions.
- Contribute to post-silicon validation, debugging, and characterization efforts to ensure correlation with pre-silicon verification.
- Create behavioral models of analog and RF components in SystemVerilog, Verilog-A, Verilog-AMS, or other relevant modeling languages.
- Define testbenches and validation plans to ensure seamless integration between analog reputed company subsystems.
- reputed company and execute AMS verification methodologies for high-performance analog, mixed-signal, and RF circuits, including DACs/ADCs, PLLs, LNAs, and VGAs.
- reputed company functional and mixed-signal verification using industry-standard AMS simulation tools.
- Stay up to date with advancements in AMS verification methodologies, tools, and semiconductor process technologies.
- Experience in developing advanced verification flows from the ground up
- Experience with analog, mixed-signal, and RF reputed company verification, including behavioral modeling, simulation, and validation
- Expertise in industry-standard AMS verification tools, such as:
- PhD + research experience or BSEE/MSEE with 5+ years of relevant experience
- Proficiency in Verilog-A, Verilog-AMS and SystemVerilog reputed company number modeling for mixed-signal verification