Verification Engineer

Role Info:

• The main function of the Verification Engineer is to work with a group of researchers and engineers to own the electrical system level verification of Client's products.
• Working closely with researchers, architects, and designers in architecting methods of electrical verification for multiple state of the art systems.
• Using verification skills to define verification requirements, create test cases, design and implement the testing infrastructure, execute the testing, and report the results for the new product designs.

Responsibilities:

• Define electrical verification methodologies for each of the different systems by working with researchers, architects, and the design teams.
• Define and track detailed test plans for the different modules and top-level systems.
• Define, architect, design, and drive implementation of scalable test infrastructure.
• Keep track of coverage metrics and bugs encountered and fixed.
• Own execution, interpretation, and reporting of electrical system level verification work status and results.
• Support system bring-up and debug activities.
• Clearly communicate test plans and results.

Must Haves:

• Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent experience (Engineering).
• Knowledge of definition of verification requirements.
• Experience owning areas of product verification.
• Knowledge of definition, architecture, design, and driving implementation of test automation.
• Working knowledge of C#, Python, and LabVIEW.
• Testing/scripting experience.

Must-Have HARD Skills:

• Electrical Engineering Foundation Problem solving, debugging.
• Proficient usage of testing equipment's like scopes, power supplies, spectrum analyzers.
• Clear Communication.

Nice-to-Have Skills:

• Data analysis and scripting.
• AI Native.
• Masters in EE.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities: Hardware Testing and validation, device bring up, troubleshooting, fixture testing, and assembly.

Years of Experience: 05 - 10 Years.

Degrees: Bachelor or master s in electrical engineering; related field may be possible, but hardware experience is a strong requirement.