Cisco ASIC Verification Engineer 

Egypt, Al Qalyubiya, Shubra al Khayma 

327574339

You are a talented, motivated ASIC verification engineer to join the team and contribute to the verification of very complex ASICs. You will have in-depth knowledge of ASIC Design Verification, hands-on experience in System Verilog/SVA and UVM methodology, with in-knowledge of C++, scripting, as well as ASIC design and verification flow.

You’ll be part of Cisco Common ASIC Group, focusing on developing and upgrading various test benches and contributing to different aspects of verification infrastructure.

• Develop block-level test benches, including components such as drivers, monitors, and sequences.
• Maintain existing test benches for both block-level and cluster-level verification.
• Upgrade test benches to incorporate new features.
• Perform end-to-end verification of various design blocks.
• Create test plans and define cover points.
• Update and enhance configuration and reset sequences (APIs).
• Collaborate with designers and verification engineers to conduct cross-block verification.
• Write tests and debug regression issues.
• Contribute to top-level verification efforts.
• Participate in emulation testing activities.

Master’s degree in EE (Electrical & Electronics) or CE (Computer Engineering) with 2+ YoE in Design Verification

Bachelor’s degree in EE or CE and 3+ YoE in Design Verification

• Proficiency in digital design.
• Hands-on and deep understanding of Verilog and System Verilog.
• Familiarity and comfort with UVM methodology.
• Basic scripting experience (Python, Perl, shell programming).

• Capability to debug issues independently.
• knowledge of programming languages (C/C++).
• Familiarity with Perforce/Git.
• Experience with Formal Verification.
• Experience with Emulation.

• Self learning, Problem Solving and logical thinking skills.
• Good written and verbal communication skills.
• Collaborative and team-focused, with the drive to learn and grow.

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