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Alexander City - USA

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Not Disclosed

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Job Description

Description:

The selected candidate will be responsible for FPGA verification using the UVM methodology and following the clients processes.

Roles & Responsibilities:

Work with low SWaP radiation hardened space rated devices.

Devise a unique verification plan for a given design.

Use System Verilog and Universal Verification Methodology (UVM) to verify a design in a Linuxbased highperformance computing environment.

Develop requirements test cases build test benches generate reports and document verification results.

Work with an independent design team to document and resolve bugs found in the design.

Support all aspects of ASIC and FPGA development to include architecture design and analysis.

Support technical reviews and be able to present to internal and external stakeholders.

Required Skills:

Experience with UVM verification methodology

Experience developing test cases based off given requirements.

Experience building test benches for FPGA / ASIC designs to provide randomized stimulus.

Experience identifying and implementing necessary test exclusions.

Experience generating coverage reports (code and functional)
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