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Work Type: Full-Time | Onsite (Austin, Texas)
Experience Required: 5 Years
Employment Type: Direct Hire (Core Team, Well-Funded Startup)
Sponsorship: Likely H1B/EAD eligible
About The Client
Experience Required: 5 Years
Employment Type: Direct Hire (Core Team, Well-Funded Startup)
Sponsorship: Likely H1B/EAD eligible
About The Client
- Our client is a Series-D semiconductor innovator, specializing in programmable coherent DSP solutions powering cloud and AI infrastructure. Their breakthrough DSP technology is foundational to high-speed data center interconnects — enabling faster, more efficient cloud and AI communications. Backed by $180MM investment from Kleiner Perkins, Spark Capital, Mayfield, and Fidelity, this firm is out of stealth and scaling rapidly to support the future of AI-driven connectivity.
- The role focuses on mixed-signal verification for advanced DSP-based communication and AI interconnect chips. You’ll develop behavioral models for analog blocks, run mixed-signal dynamic verification, and collaborate with world-class analog and digital design teams to validate next-gen coherent DSP solutions.
- Perform behavioral modeling (BM) of analog designs to enable digital verification.
- Conduct mixed-signal dynamic verification (without AMS) using chip-level digital design tools.
- Write, simulate, and debug Verilog/SystemVerilog code for verification.
- Use Cadence Virtuoso Schematics to interface with analog designs.
- Develop test plans, verification strategies, and scalable testbench automation.
- Collaborate with DSP, analog, and digital engineering teams to validate high-speed designs.
- Present verification results, maintain coverage metrics, and ensure first-pass success in silicon.
- 5 years of mixed-signal verification experience.
- Strong background in Behavioral Modelling (BM) for analog-to-digital verification.
- Hands-on Verilog/SystemVerilog verification coding.
- Familiarity with Virtuoso Schematics.
- Basic understanding of analog design fundamentals.
- Experience with UVM (Universal Verification Methodology).
- Background working with both Synopsys and Cadence verification tools.
- Understanding of advanced verification infrastructure – simulators, waveform viewers, coverage, execution automation.
- Proven track record of building portable/scalable test environments.
- Strong communication skills; ability to write test plans, document results, present to multi-functional teams.