The company

The Watch Business Unit is currently looking for a senior analog & mixed-signal verification Engineer. You will have the opportunity to work from specification and marketing/customers requirements to test bench/test plan implementation in a close contact with business unit architect and technical leader.

We are looking for an experienced professional verification engineer motivated to bring to our team a high standard verification methodology in order to reach 1st pass success tape-out.

Job description

Responsibilities

• Developing the mixed signal verification strategy and its related test bench maintaining Ultra Low Power, applicable on top circuit and IP level
• Build and re-use the necessary Verilog-A models behavioral models, monitors and checkers for full system verification suites
• Work with system architect to develop system tests, stimulating ASICs from IC boundary, to ensure functionality with all types of data in all modes of operation
• Develop automatic regression of verification suites using Cadence AMS Designer verification flow in Xcelium
• Manage bug tracking and coverage
• Constantly improve the verification methods and strategy to cut down product time to market while maintaining strong validation quality

Profile

• Strong autonomy in his field and capability for team work.
• Ability to contribute to a multi-disciplinary team in a constructive way.
• Masters in electrical / electronic engineering.
• At least 2-3 years’ experience in similar position and industry and eager to progress.
• Used to work in multicultural team environment.

Professional requirements

• A strong candidate has several years of design experience in analog and/or mixed signal and is eager to participate to all steps of product development, from definition to ramp up
• Front-end digital design experience (system, architecture, verification) in mixed signal environment
• Knowledge of Verilog/SV/VHDL verification coding is a plus

Languages

• Fluent in English, oral & written.
• Knowledge of French and/or German would be an asset.