WHAT YOU'LL DO :
Define comprehensive formal verification plans, strategies, and methods for a high-quality verification sign-off
Review and aid in developing the RTL design architecture and specification
Prove functional correctness of design features using formal verification methods like model checking, logical equivalence checking, or theorem proving
Formal sign-off delivering high quality IP or block in conjunction with simulation-based methodology for overall verification closure
Develop and maintain regressions, tools, infrastructure, and integrated formal and functional verification methodology
WHAT YOU'LL BRING :
Degree in Electrical, Computer Science, Computer Engineering or equivalent experience
5+ years of work experience in verifying complex hardware systems using model checking or logical equivalence checking formal methods
Experience with interactive theorem proving is a plus
Solid programming skills in Verilog, System Verilog, SVA or PSL, and any scripting language like Tcl, Python, or Perl
Proficient in debugging CPU, GPU, fabric, NOC, memory, various protocols like PCIE or Ethernet, or other complex ASIC designs
Knowledge of advanced computer architecture and micro-architecture concepts
Top Skills
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