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ARM SoC Verification Lead 
United Kingdom, England, Cambridge 
246764459

06.03.2025
Responsibilities:
  • As a SoC Verification Lead, with experience in leading verification teams of complex SoCs, you will make valuable contributions to a team tasked with verifying the functional correctness of SoC.
  • Owning test plans, defining test methodologies, completing functional verification to the required quality levels and schedules
  • Working with project management, design leads, engineering management on planning tasks, setting schedules, and quality checkpoints. SoC verification lead will also be responsible for the progress of verification activities
  • Collaborate with leads from other teams including architecture, design, implementation, modelling, performance analysis, silicon validation, FPGA and board development
  • SoC Verification leads are also encouraged to mentor work package/SubSystem Verification leads
Required Skills and Experience :
  • Experience in leading verification teams of complex SoCs
  • Experience in working with Project Management, Design, DFT, Implementation and other leads to come up with cohesive plan and schedule and to see it through the execution with correct sign off criteria for various milestones all the way through to TapeOut
  • Worked on embedded C/C++ based SoC verification environments
  • Knowledge of assembly language (preferably ARM), and hardware verification languages e.g. (SystemVerilog), shell programming/scripting (g. Tcl, Perl, Python etc.)
  • Experienced in GLS, DFT/DFD, Power Aware verification techniques
“Nice To Have” Skills and Experience :
  • Understanding of the fundamentals of Arm system architectures
  • Experience in embedded operating systems, device drivers, microprocessor and embedded system hardware architectures.
  • Experience verifying subsystems for PCIe, LPDDR, HBM, UCIe, Ethernet
  • Development and deployment of large SoCs on emulation platforms