Associate Product Engineer

Role Summary

The Associate Product Engineer will work within the Siemens Digital Industries Software team, focusing on hardware verification and protocol standards. This role includes defining protocol feature prioritization and guiding customers in creating verification methodologies based on UVM.

Experience Level

Mid-level; 3–6 years of experience in functional verification or related domains.

Responsibilities

The main responsibilities include:

• Ensuring optimal project outcomes in terms of deployability and quality.
• Collaborating with global teams, customers, and marketing for new developments.
• Developing use models and test cases for diverse customers.
• Acting as the customer advocate within the product team.
• Creating and delivering training materials and sessions for teams and customers.
• Providing second-line technical support during beta phases and early production ramp-up.
• Identifying and analyzing customer challenges during deployments.

Requirements

The ideal candidate should possess the following:

• Strong knowledge of digital design using HDL (SystemVerilog and Verilog).
• Advanced knowledge of functional verification methodologies (UVM).
• Familiarity with protocol standards like PCIe, DDR, Ethernet, and AMBA is a plus.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent communication skills and ability to work remotely within a global team.
• Willingness to travel occasionally, as required.
• Strong command of English.

Education Requirements

Not specified.

About the Company

Company: Siemens

Headquarters: Munich, Germany

Siemens EDA is a leading global provider of Electronic Design Automation (EDA) products and systems. Their innovative solutions enable companies to enhance the development of electronic products efficiently and effectively, keeping pace with the complex demands of technology and physics. Siemens is committed to delivering advanced workflow solutions that integrate both EDA and MCAD tools for multi-domain design and manufacturing in the semiconductor industry.