Engineer, Staff ASIC Design/Verification Job in Santa Clara 94067, California US
Marvell. Moving Forward Faster.
Marvell offers revolutionary devices that touch every point of the communications infrastructure: switching, transceivers, wireless, PC connectivity, communications controllers, and storage. Our continuous cycle of innovations has enabled Marvell to consistently deliver the industry’s gold standard, emerging as the market leader in virtually all of our product categories.
Position Description:
We’re looking for a senior level engineer with considerable experience in verification flows and concepts. The candidate should be familiar with typical verification techniques (such as black box and white box testing techniques, coverage driven verification, randomization, BFMs), used in the industry to verify ASICs. Understanding of key interface protocols such as DDR2/DDR3 and understanding of serial packet based protocols (used on serial high speed interfaces such as USB, PCIE etc) as well as a high level functionality of a memory controller in the context of full-chip verification and debug. The candidate will also be responsible for developing testbench components and developing system level tests for testing these interfaces.
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Qualifications:
Atleast 8+ years of experience. Ideally in the range of 8-13 years
Expertise in System Verilog, SVAs
Experience in FC validation techniques
Experience in coverage methodologies using system verilog
Experience in Gate Level Simulations
Experience in writing and executing on complex testplans of both functional blocks and FC
Experience on standard protocols
Ability to write protocol checkers, BFMs and knows automation (PERL, Python, etc)
Founded in 1995, Marvell Technology Group Ltd. has operations worldwide and approximately 5,000 employees. Marvell's U.S. operating subsidiary is based in Santa Clara, California and Marvell has international design centers located in the U.S., Europe, Israel, Singapore and China. A leading fabless semiconductor company, Marvell ships over one billion chips a year.