Digital Designer

Job Description

As a Digital Designer one should have working experience with AMS Verification on multiple SOCs or sub-systems. One should have proficiency in AMS simulation environment using Cadence/Synopsys/Mentor tools. Knowledge of digital design techniques, Verilog HDL, and standard RTL coding styles, as well as analog circuit basics, with previous analog design experience a plus. Candidate should be familiar with the concepts of behavioral modeling both digital (Verilog-D) and analog (Verilog-A or Verilog-AMS). Experience in SV and UVM testbench development/modifications from mixed signal perspective is a plus. Functional knowledge of analog and mixed signal building blocks, such as comparators, op-amps, switched cap circuits, various types of ADCs and DACs, current mirrors, charge pumps, and regulators is expected. Working knowledge of Perl / Skill/ Python/Tcl or other scripting relevant language is a plus. Candidate should have ability to lead a project team, and work collaboratively in a multi-site development environment. In your new role you will: Ability to lead MSV and/or DV verifications. Involved in verification for IPs. Handling project dynamics on scope, schedule and effort coming up with alternative verification plans, Mentoring Junior engineer. Test plan preparation as per the dynamics of product specifications. Behavioral modeling: Verilog, real or SV-RNM. Dealing challenges with AMS methodologies of Cadence: irun/xrun or Synopsys: XA-VCS or Mentor Eldo ADMS. Testcase Debug proposing new scenarios. Ability to strategize optimization of simulation bench for simulation time. Your Profile. You are best equipped for this task if you have: Bachelors with 9+ years or Masters with 8+ years of experience. Analog: functional spec understanding of standard power management blocks, clock circuits and data converters. Loop analysis is an added advantage