Role Overview
We are seeking a highly experienced
Design Verification Lead
to lead the definition and execution of scalable, reusable, and high-quality verification strategies for next-generation SoCs targeting
AI, HPC, and Networking applications
. This role requires deep expertise in verifying large and complex SoCs and a passion for building next-gen verification platforms, leveraging
automation, portability, and AI-driven methodologies
.
What You’ll Do
- Define and drive the overall verification architecture for large-scale SoCs, ensuring scalability from IP → subsystem → full SoC level
- Architect and develop reusable, modular, and portable verification platforms that can be leveraged across multiple chip programs
- Establish methodologies for seamless reuse and portability, including Portable Stimulus (PSS)-based verification flows
- Lead the development of high-performance, coverage-driven testbenches using industry-standard methodologies (e.g., UVM)
- Drive multi-level verification strategies, enabling efficient scaling across:
- Block-level, Multi-block/subsystem level,
Full-chip SoC level
- Define and enforce verification quality metrics, coverage closure strategies, and sign-off criteria
- Champion a “fail-quick” philosophy to detect issues early and improve overall design quality
- Drive initiatives toward first-pass silicon success, minimizing escapes and post-silicon debug effort
- Leverage AI/ML techniques and AI agents to:
- Automate testbench generation
- Improve stimulus generation and coverage closure
- Enhance regression efficiency and debug productivity
- Enable intelligent verification QA and anomaly detection
- Collaborate closely with design, architecture, physical design, and software teams to ensure alignment and early issue detection
- Mentor and guide DV teams on best practices, methodology adoption, and architectural decisions
What We’re Looking For
- Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related
📌 Design Verification Lead (India)
🏢 tylsemi
📍 India