Debug complex failures and collaborate with architecture, RTL design, functional safety, security, and SoC integration teams.
Execute requirements traceability and fault-oriented verification with the rigor required to pass external safety and security assessments for multiple certification programs.
Help define and evaluate AI-assisted verification methods, including their benefits, limitations, quality controls, and safeguards.
Why join us?
Join a new and growing RISC-V division and help shape its verification practices, infrastructure, and engineering culture.
Work alongside a highly skilled verification team, including principal and staff engineers with many years of CPU verification experience.
Learn the complete CPU verification process, from planning and strategy through implementation, closure, tape-out, and assessment-ready evidence.
Join a team with a proven track record of delivering and taping out multiple CPUs and products with zero critical bugs.
Verify CPU IP that will be implemented in real products and taken through silicon tape-out, not limited to research or prototypes.
Work with proven UVM simulation methodologies and innovative formal verification techniques.
Develop expertise in RISC-V architecture, configurable CPU IP, custom extensions, functional safety, and security.
Help shape responsible AI-assisted verification practices where quality, effectiveness, and expert oversight are essential.
Contribute to CPU technologies for automotive, industrial, security, and edge-AI applications.
Strong experience in CPU, SoC, or complex reusable digital IP verification.
Advanced knowledge of SystemVerilog, UVM, assertions, functional coverage, and verification debugging.
Experience with verification planning, metric-driven execution, coverage analysis, and quality-based closure.
Understanding of processor concepts such as pipelines, privilege levels, exceptions, interrupts, memory access, and debug.
Experience with formal verification or strong motivation to develop advanced formal verification expertise.
Ability to translate technical requirements into measurable verification objectives and reviewable evidence.
Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and cross-team collaboration skills.
A quality-oriented engineering mindset and willingness to take ownership of assigned verification areas.
RISC-V experience is valuable. Strong verification experience with another processor architecture and motivation to develop RISC-V expertise are equally welcome.
Experience with ISO 26262, fault-oriented verification, security verification, certification activities, or AI-assisted engineering is an advantage.
