ASIC FPGA Design Verification Engineer

• Lead FPGA partitioning, synthesis and simulation for embedded CPU and security sub-system hardware prototype.
• Partition multi-FPGA design for efficient placement and use of available interconnect.
• Develop and maintain scripts and utilities for configuration of RTL, FPGA synthesis and placement, and test infrastructure based on high level features and functions of IP configuration.
• Maintain Verilog testbench and test infrastructure in Verilog, SystemVerilog, C/C++ as required.
• Simulate and verify the FPGA DUT.
• Update tests and test infrastructure as needed for compatibility of simulation and FPGA prototype software.
• Develop and maintain scripts and utilities for packaging of synthesized bitfile(s) and associated software infrastructure for provision to software teams for development.
• Examine FPGA synthesis and partitioning results.
• Compare against prior references and correct issues.
• Recommend opportunities for area, timing and partitioning improvement.
• Modify or create technology specific substitutes for FPGA synthesis flow for common elements such as SRAM, clock-gaters, ASIC standard cells, etc.
• Support design team in use of FPGA prototype for debug, silicon bring-up and diagnostics.
• Mentoring junior team members, hands-on involvement in resolving technical issues.

• At least 5-10 years of experience in the field of ASIC/FPGA digital design and verification.
• Must have experience with Verilog, SystemVerilog and common programming and scripting languages (Make, TCL, Perl, Python, C, C++, etc).
• Prior experience with FPGA partitioning and synthesis.
• Must be familiar with ASIC design tools and flows - simulation, synthesis, ECOs, etc.
• Prior experience with simulation, emulation and FPGA prototyping.
• Prior experience with silicon bring-up and debug.
• Must have strong technical and analytical background and problem-solving skills.
• Security/cryptography experience is an asset.
• Must be proactive and a self-starter.
• Excellent communication and leadership skills.

• Bachelor or Masters degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering.

Last updated on Nov 10, 2023