ARM Senior Engineer 

India, Karnataka, Bengaluru 

889068713

Responsibilities

• As part of the system level verification team, you will do stress validation of the automotive compute subsystems by pushing them to their functional limits - targeting the solution architecture and the interaction with the larger SoC that would be built using the subsystem
• Key responsibilities will include building functional verification strategies, writing test plans, defining test methodologies, improving the verification methodologies, completing functional verification to the required quality levels and schedules
• There will be opportunities to make a difference by actively contributing to Arm verification methodologies which are improved continuously to match design advancements.
• Staff Engineers are also encouraged to mentor junior members

Qualifications and Experience

A good university degree in electronics, computers, or equivalent – with 8+ years of proven experience in pre-silicon verification. Experience on automotive subsystem / SoC verification will be a huge plus.

Essential skills

• Experience in verification of subsystems / SoCs.
• Automotive domain experience can be nice have
• Good in logical programming using C/C++/assembly
• Exposure to various stages of verification: requirements collection, creation of verification methodology plans, test plans, testbench implementation, test case development, documentation and support
• Familiarity with RTL verification using HDL languages like Verilog, SystemVerilog
• Knowledge of Arm protocols like AHB, AXI or CHI
• Use of scripting languages like Perl/Python/Shell
• Good Problem Solving and Debugging skills
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills

Desirable skills

• Exposure to Automotive Functional Safety development projects (Plus!)
• Exposure to Arm R-Class architecture including boot flows, interrupt handling etc. (Plus!)
• Knowledge of Functional Safety standards and Automotive Safety Integrity Levels (ASIL)
• Knowledge of verification techniques like assertions, property checking, etc.