UVM Digital IC Verification Engineer (Remote, in country)


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Recruiter

IC Resources

Listed on

25th July 2022

Location

Belgium

Salary/Rate

£50000 - £50000

Type

Permanent

Start Date

2022-06-23

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Working for a lovely semiconductor company who have a real family feel to them, I have vacancies for Digital IC Verification Engineers to join their growing team due to company success. They are leaders in Quantum Cryptography for software and hardware and will consider engineers working remotely - as long as they are based in Belgium, France or Netherlands. Must have circa 5+ years' experience in ASIC UVM digital verification and have the ability to work independently / remotely. *Applicants must be based in these countries, for tax purposes, and be eligible to work there.* Responsibilities
Definition of IP Verification plan linking product requirements through to detailed test casesCreate reliable and reusable test bench for subsystems and IPsDevelop state of the art digital verification methodologyHands-on project design/verification involvementRequired Skills and Qualifications
Metric driven verification - Verification planning, requirements extraction - Directed and constrained random verification - Functional and code coverage analysisSystemVerilog - SVAFormal verification and verification qualification techniquesTestbench design with verification frameworks like UVM/OVM, e, VMMCommon Bus protocols (e.g. AMBA), co-processors, hardware-software co-designScripting experience with TCL, Make, PythonDebugging skills - RTL - Testbench, OOP - Gate level (including SDF)Microprocessor SoC architecture, ISA design (advantage)Knowledge of Cryptographic Algorithms and Protocols (advantage)Knowledge of Industry standard SoC Security Architectures (advantage)For more information, please contact Rob Hudson @ IC Resources today!

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