Lead ASIC Design Verification Engineer

A Lead ASIC Design Verification Engineer will establish, staff, and lead our ASIC verification team. This is a hands-on technical leadership role – you will personally architect and build UVM testbenches for our current programs while simultaneously defining the verification methodology, infrastructure, and hiring plan that will scale the function from a single contributor to a full team.

What You Will Do

Define and own the ASIC verification methodology, standards, and sign-off criteria across company programs. Architect UVM-based verification environments for digital SoCs, memory subsystems, secure boot and cryptographic subsystems, and die-to-die interfaces.

Why It Might Be a Fit

If you have been the strongest verification engineer on someone else’s team and want to build your own, this is the role.

Requirements

• B.S. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science
• 8+ years of ASIC/SoC verification experience, with demonstrated ownership of verification for at least one production tapeout
• Expert-level SystemVerilog and UVM
• Strong command of constrained-random verification, functional coverage, coverage-driven closure, and assertion-based verification with SVA
• Experience with commercial simulation and coverage tools (Synopsys VCS/Verdi, Cadence Xcelium, and/or Siemens Questa) and with regression management at scale
• Working knowledge of digital design and RTL
• Scripting proficiency for verification infrastructure (Python, Perl, TCL, and shell) and fluency with Git-based workflows and Linux development environments
• Demonstrated technical leadership: mentoring engineers, leading a verification effort, or owning verification schedule and sign-off for a program
• Clear written and verbal communication – including the ability to present verification status and evidence to non-verification stakeholders and customers
• U.S. Citizenship is required due to ITAR and DFARS requirements applicable to our programs, along with the ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government security clearance