Digital or Mixed Signal Verification Engineer

World Class technology group is among the trailblazers when it comes to paving the way for a safer and connected world with its leading solutions in test & measurement, technology systems, networks, and cybersecurity.

Create cutting edge SoC solutions working with world renown engineers located across the globe! You’ll find our System on Chip (SoC) solutions embedded in instruments in labs all over the world.

You would be joining our elite team of world class data convertor designers; expanding our mixed signal verification team. The ideal candidate would have a robust digital verification skill set and who is looking to extend their skills into the mixed signal verification arena.

Your tasks would cover the entire spectrum of mixed signal verification of our devices starting from conceptual, through design, layout, and characterization of the devices.
As a key member of the team, your work will help to verify the function and performance of our designs. Verification activities range from leaf‒cells to top‒level to chip‒to‒chip interactions. Our mixed signal components contain both analog (> 30 GHz) and complex digital blocks.


This is what you need to be selected:

• Master’s Degree in EE or ECE and 3+ years of experience. Candidates with an EE or ECE Bachelor’s degree and 5+ years of experience will also be considered.
• 2+ years of System Verilog UVM experience
• Experience with verifying multi‒lane SERDES interfaces (e.g. PCIe)
• Experience creating self‒checking test benches for automatic regression testing.
• Self‒driven, able to work independently while coordinating with block designers
• Strong scripting skills for working across tool boundaries, such as Matlab, bash/tcsh, TCL, Python, Perl, and make
• General understanding of analog circuits and the ability to create behavioral models.
• You must be able to communicate effectively with both team members and external partners.
• You will need to be able to travel occasionally to European and U.S. locations.
• Candidates must be current US residents with valid work authorization.
• Work effectively in a group setting (share expertise, provide and receive feedback, communicate technical issues, work in a team environment to resolve technical issues)