ASIC Verification Engineer for Satellite Communication Links
AmazonJob Title
ASIC Verification Engineer for Satellite Communication Links
Role Summary
Perform pre-silicon verification for ASICs that implement links between LEO satellites and customer terminals as part of the Amazon Leo initiative. Build and maintain verification environments, develop test plans and harnesses, automate regressions, and work with architects, RTL designers, firmware, and validation teams to ensure link functionality and performance.
Experience Level
Mid-level. Years of experience not specified.
Responsibilities
Primary responsibilities include:
- Design and implement pre-silicon verification environments using SystemVerilog and UVM.
- Develop test plans, verification harnesses, and testbenches for ASIC link blocks.
- Create, run, and automate regression suites and CI-driven verification flows.
- Define and track coverage and verification metrics; report progress to stakeholders.
- Debug functional issues, analyze failures, and collaborate with design teams to drive fixes.
- Maintain verification infrastructure, scripts, and tooling.
Requirements
Required skills and experience:
- Hands-on experience with SystemVerilog and UVM for pre-silicon verification.
- Proven experience writing verification test plans, harnesses, and automated tests.
- Strong debugging skills and familiarity with simulation flows and coverage analysis.
- Experience automating regressions and producing verification metrics.
- Effective collaboration and communication with cross-functional hardware and software teams.
Nice-to-have:
- Experience with high-speed serial links, RF/wireless communication ASICs, mixed-signal verification, or FPGA prototyping.
Education Requirements
Not specified.
About the Company
Company: Amazon
Headquarters: Seattle, Washington, United States
Amazon is a global leader in e-commerce and cloud computing, committed to delivering fast, reliable services across diverse sectors. The company's innovative technologies include AWS, Kindle, and Echo, as well as developing low Earth orbit satellite networks for improved internet connectivity worldwide.
