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Develop and automate verification solutions for complex hardware systems. Collaborate with RTL and software teams, create system- and block-level testbenches, use UVM and EDA tools, automate regression testing, and track coverage metrics through verification closure in a Linux environment.
As a Verification Engineer at IMC, you will be part of the R&D team. You'll have the opportunity to work on novel solutions to accelerate trading decisions to the technological limit. In addition, you'll work on forward looking solutions that anticipate future requirements.
Your Core Responsibilities:
Your Skills and Experience:
Your Core Responsibilities:
- Work in a small and globally distributed team that takes responsibility for the complete solution
- Collaborate closely with RTL and SW team to validate complex systems
- Automate verification flow for fast turn-around time to enable rapid development
- Use a variety available tools and methods to drive for successful end results
Your Skills and Experience:
- Bachelors in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related technical field
- 3+ years of experience verifying complex hardware designs using UVM
- Experience working with industry standard 3rd party EDA tools
- Experience with regression test automation and tracking
- Ability to develop system and block level testbenches
- Understanding of metrics based verification, tracking and reporting coverage to drive to closure
- Experience in SystemVerilog/Verilog, and C++
- Experience with scripting languages
- Ability to work in a Linux environment
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