Industry Preference : Semiconductor, chip design; candidates from electronics manufacturing, aerospace, and automotive domains may also be considered if they possess strong VLSI verification expertise.

Position Overview :

We are seeking an experienced and highly motivated VLSI Verification Engineer to join our advanced chip development team. This role involves full ownership of verification activities for complex digital designs, ensuring the successful delivery of high-performance and robust SoC/ASIC solutions. The ideal candidate will bring deep technical expertise, attention to detail, and strong collaboration skills in multidisciplinary engineering environments.

Key Responsibilities :

- Develop, implement, and execute comprehensive verification plans derived from architecture and design specifications.

- Design and maintain testbenches, checkers, and scoreboards using SystemVerilog and UVM methodology.

- Collaborate closely with architects, RTL design engineers, and validation teams to identify issues, drive resolution, and meet project milestones.

- Participate in design and architecture reviews to ensure completeness, testability, and coverage.

- Analyze simulation and functional coverage results, ensuring thorough verification closure.

Minimum Qualifications :

- B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field from a top engineering institute.

- 5+ years of hands-on experience in ASIC/SoC verification.

- Strong proficiency in SystemVerilog, UVM, and constrained-random verification methodologies.

- Solid understanding of digital design, RTL coding (Verilog/VHDL), and simulation flows.

- Proven debugging experience in complex hardware/software interactions.

- Hands-on experience with industry-standard EDA tools (Synopsys, Cadence, Mentor/Siemens).

- Excellent analytical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills.

Additional Talent Source Consideration :

While candidates from semiconductor and chip design companies are preferred, strong profiles from electronics manufacturing, aerospace, and automotive industries may also be consideredespecially those with substantial experience in digital design verification, safety-critical systems, or complex hardware validation environments. These sectors often develop high-quality engineering talent with strong discipline in verification processes, making them a valuable pool for this role.