GPU Design Verification Engineer

Role Overview

The GPU Design Verification Engineer is responsible for conducting functional verification of graphics logic components, which includes the verification of 3D graphics, media, and display as per specification requirements. The role involves defining and developing scalable verification plans and architectures to ensure comprehensive coverage in line with graphics microarchitecture specifications.

Position Summary

The engineer executes verification plans, runs system simulation models, and analyzes design for power and timing issues while troubleshooting any bugs that may arise in the presilicon environment. Collaboration with GPU architects, RTL developers, and physical design teams is essential to enhance the verification process and to meet performance and power criteria.

Experience Level

This position requires experienced professionals. Candidates must have a strong background in electronics or computer engineering, with a focus on verification methodologies.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform functional verification and develop verification plans for graphics logic components.
• Execute verification plans and execute system simulations to verify designs.
• Diagnose and debug issues in the presilicon environment and implement corrective actions.
• Collaborate with design and architecture teams to foster improvements in verification.
• Document test plans and engage in technical reviews of verification documentation.
• Maintain and enhance existing verification infrastructure and methodology.

Qualifications

Candidates should hold a Bachelor’s degree in electronics, computer engineering, or a related field with at least 5 years of experience, or a Master’s degree with 4 years of experience. Key qualifications include experience in test bench development, programming skills in System Verilog, OVM, and UVM, along with hands-on verification experience with ASIC, CPU, or GPU processes.

Education Requirements

A Bachelor’s degree or Master’s degree in electronics, computer engineering, or a related engineering field is required.