What You'll Be Doing
Develop and execute verification plans for high-speed mixed-signal PHY IPs, defining coverage goals, test scenarios, and success criteria
Perform RTL simulations and gate-level SDF-annotated simulations within UVM-based verification environments
Build functional tests that stress corner cases, protocol compliance, and power states for PHY IP blocks
Generate VCD files and run power analysis using PrimeTime PX, correlating simulation activity with power consumption
Debug complex verification failures by analyzing waveforms, coverage reports, and simulation logs to isolate root causes
Collaborate with design, analog, and integration teams to align verification strategy with IP architecture
Review and refine verification infrastructure, identifying coverage gaps and proposing new tests to close them
The Impact You Will Have
Catch critical bugs before tapeout, preventing costly respins and protecting customer schedules
Enable faster time-to-market for Synopsys PHY IP by delivering verified, production-ready blocks
Improve verification quality across the team by building reusable test components and coverage models
Provide early feedback to design teams on corner cases, timing issues, and power anomalies
Support successful customer integrations by ensuring PHY IP works reliably across process corners and voltage ranges
Strengthen the verification foundation for next-generation PHY products including DDR, HBM, and UCIe
Reduce post-silicon debug cycles by catching gate-level and power issues during simulation
What You'll Need
5+ years of hands-on experience in ASIC RTL design flow with strong focus on verification and debugging
Demonstrated expertise in RTL and gate-level simulation, including SDF-annotated GLS
Proficiency in SystemVerilog and experience working within UVM-based verification environments
Strong debugging skills across waveform analysis, coverage review, and simulation log interpretation
Experience with power analysis tools such as PrimeTime PX, including VCD generation
Knowledge of high-speed interface protocols like DDR PHY, HBM PHY, or UCIe PHY is a strong plus
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or equivalent practical experience
Who You Are
You can look at a failing gate-level simulation and zero in on the signals that matter, then explain what broke and why without needing slides
You treat verification plans as hypotheses to be tested, not checklists, and revise them when you discover gaps
You communicate clearly with design engineers and architects, translating between abstraction levels without losing technical precision
You stay calm when a regression fails before a milestone and methodically work the problem instead of guessing at fixes
You are comfortable working in English across global teams, writing clear bug reports and participating in technical discussions
The Team You'll Be Part Of
You will join a Digital Design team focused on developing high-speed mixed-signal PHY IP that powers memory interfaces and interconnects in advanced semiconductor products. The team works across RTL design, verification, and integration, collaborating closely with analog designers, architecture teams, and customer-facing engineers to deliver production-ready IP blocks.
Rewards and Benefits
We offer a comprehensive range of health, wellness, and financial benefits to cater to your needs. Our total rewards include both monetary and non-monetary offerings. Your recruiter will provide more details about the salary range and benefits during the hiring process.