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ASIC Design Verification Engineer | UVM | Exp 8+ Years

Cisco Bangalore, India On-site senior full-time

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Description

You will define, design, and verify ASIC and ASIC subsystems for deployment in various Cisco platforms. As part of a multi-disciplinary engineering team, you will contribute to meeting power, performance, and area goals for products. Your responsibilities include:

  • Architecting block, cluster, and top-level DV environment infrastructure
  • Developing DV infrastructure from scratch
  • Maintaining and improving existing DV environments
  • Creating test plans and tests for qualifying designs at various levels
  • Ensuring complete verification coverage through code and functional coverage
  • Qualifying RTL quality with Gate Level Simulations on netlist
  • Collaborating with designers, architects, and software teams to address issues during post-silicon bring-up
  • Supporting testing of designs in emulation
  • Leading the ASIC bring-up process

The ideal candidate will have:

  • A Bachelor's degree with 7+ years of relevant ASIC design verification experience or a Master's degree with 5+ years of experience
  • Proficiency in ASIC verification using UVM/System Verilog
  • Experience building test benches from scratch and working with System Verilog constraints, structures, and classes
  • Scripting experience with Perl and/or Python

Preferred qualifications include:

  • Experience with forwarding logic, parsers, or P4
  • Familiarity with Veloce, Palladium, Zebu, or HAPS
  • Knowledge of formal verification tools
  • Experience with protocols such as PCIe, Ethernet, RDMA, or TCP

Skills

Required

Nice to have

  • Forwarding logic
  • Parsers
  • P4
  • Veloce
  • Palladium
  • Zebu
  • HAPS
  • Formal verification
  • PCIe
  • Ethernet
  • RDMA
  • TCP
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