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本帖最后由 susan1117 于 2010-7-23 15:33 编辑
senior or staff verification engineer
Job Purpose:
Take the lead role developing verification methodology, verification plan for SoC chips. And execute on the verification plan, achieving the best functional coverage.
Key Responsibilities:
• Own multiple modules, sub-systems, create constrained random based, coverage targeted verification plan and verify them from unit level going towards chip level integration.
• Own 3rd party IP verification/validation -- verify and validate them at unit, chip and system level.
• Help automate verification/validation tasks, run regression, manage bug tracking, run and analyze functional and code coverage, achieve coverage goals, etc.
• Support gate-level net-list functional and timing verification activities till tapeout.
• Conduct pre-silicon validation on a FPGA platform.
• Support test pattern generation and debugging for ATE testing.
Person Specification:
Required: Desired:
• Minimum 5 year of industry experience, minimum MS degree in Electrical/Computer engineering or equivalent.
• In-depth knowledge of SoC/ASIC verification flow with emphasis in coverage driven verification/validation methodology.
• Clear understanding of constrained random verification process, functional coverage, code coverage, assertion methodology and their philosophies.
• Track record of picking up legacy verification environment and work on fully developed DV environment, as well as, developing DV environment from scratch.
• In depth knowledge of ARM Instruction set and AMBA bus architecture.
• Knowledge of C, assembly for ARM processor.
• Intricate knowledge of Verilog, Verilog simulator and debug process.
• Have hands-on experience on crafting complex verification environment with industry standard HVL based methodology (must have SystemC, SysVerilog, vera, or Specman-e based experience).
• Track record of delivering multiple fully verified chips from concepts to tapeout.
• Depth and breadth of knowledge on industry standard IO protocols: SPI, I2C, I2S, flash memories, SRAM and DRAM. |
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