Senior Design Verification Engineer - Memory Controller Verification

Senior Design Verification Engineer – Memory Controller Verification Fortune 100 Organization Location: Bangalore /Hyderabad Senior Design Verification Engineer – Memory Controller Verification Your Role and Responsibilities As a Functional verification engineer, you will be working on the latest generation of high end, state-of-the-art micro-processors used in servers. Lead the development of the verification plan, environment, testbenches and writing testcases. Develop skills in Functional verification tools and methodologies. Required Technical and Professional Expertise

• 6-15 years of experience in Functional Verification of processors.
• 1+ years of experience in the following fields
• Computer architecture knowledge
• Multi-processor cache coherency, Memory hierarchy/subsystem verification.
• Knowledge of the DRAM specification - DDR4/5, LPDDR4/5
• Knowledge of performance parameters in memory controller designs and ways to stress verify them
• Minimum one full life cycle leadership experience of a processor/SoC verification flow with focus on Memory Controller Verification
• Developed test-plans and test strategies for IP/unit/block level verification of Memory Controller functional blocks in processor/SoC
• Clock domain crossing and reset domain crossing verification
• Good object-oriented programming skills in C++/SV, scripting languages like Python/Perl.
• Knowledge of functional verification methodology like UVM/OVM
• Knowledge of HDLs (VHDL/Verilog)
• Development experience on Linux/Unix environments, GIT repositories and good understanding of Continuous Integration and DevOps workflow
• Exposure in developing testbench environment, write complex test scenario, debugging and triaging fails
• Experience in driving verification coverage closure including performance testing, stress testing and ability to identify corner case scenarios.

• Good understanding of computer system architecture and microarchitecture.
• Knowledge of design patterns in programming