JobsASIC Design Verification Engineer (Santa Clara, CA)
ASIC Design Verification Engineer (Santa Clara, CA)
QualcommASIC Design Verification Engineer (Santa Clara, CA)
QualcommLocation
Santa Clara, CA
Type
Full-time
Posted
7/3/2026
Compensation
$126,700 - $190,100 per year
Undergraduate with 2+ Years of Experience
Approval 97.1%·Filings 1,170·New hires 255·
✓ Established Sponsor
·FY 2025Job description
As an ASIC Design Verification Engineer at Qualcomm, you will be part of a team responsible for the complete verification lifecycle, from system-level concept to tape out and post-silicon support. The role focuses on comprehensive pre-silicon test planning for digital power IPs and involves advanced verification methodologies. You will also develop automation to enhance verification efficiency and engage in power-aware UPF verification flow. This position requires a blend of technical expertise and innovative thinking to transform 5G potential into world-changing technologies.
Requirements
- Minimum 3 years of DV experience using UVM/assertion based verification technologies
- Experience in verifying complex SOC or SOC subsystems
- Experience with caches and DDR memory protocol verification
- Exposure to firmware/driver development using C++
- Bachelor's degree in Science, Engineering, or related field and 2+ years of relevant experience, or a Master's degree with 1+ year of experience, or a PhD in a related field
Responsibilities
- Plan and execute comprehensive pre-silicon tests for digital power IPs
- Develop testbenches using advanced verification methodologies such as SystemVerilog-UVM
- Create coverage and assertion models for verification purposes
- Engage in formal verification and property checking
- Develop automation tools to improve verification efficiency
Benefits
- Qualcomm offers competitive compensation, annual bonuses, stock programs, comprehensive healthcare coverage, retirement plans, wellness programs, parental leave, flexible work options, and professional development opportunities.
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