Battery Verification Engineer

Archer Aviation, an innovative aerospace firm headquartered in San Jose, California, is on a mission to revolutionize air travel with our all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our commitment to sustainable air mobility drives us to design, manufacture, and operate an aircraft capable of carrying four passengers while minimizing noise pollution.…

Archer, an innovative aerospace company located in San Jose, California, is pioneering the development of an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to enhance sustainable air mobility, designing and manufacturing aircraft capable of carrying four passengers with minimal noise pollution.We set ambitious goals and tackle complex challenges, believing that a diverse workplace fosters smarter solutions and deeper insights, driving our collective success. We are committed to creating an equitable and inclusive environment that values our differences and supports all team members.What You’ll DoLead and execute comprehensive abuse testing for cells, modules, and battery packs, focusing on Thermal Runaway, Short Circuit, Over-Temperature, Overcharge, and Overdischarge scenarios.Conduct thorough data analysis and compile detailed reports.Design and develop sub-scale and full-scale test rigs for Safety/Abuse tests, including PCBA/hardware and software integration.Create and deploy custom thermal abuse test equipment and controllers.Develop bespoke test equipment and automation software to facilitate cross-functional battery R&D testing.Utilize NX CAD software for the mechanical design of test rigs.Enhance test development using LabVIEW, Python, and other relevant tools.Assist in the assembly of small-scale buck and prototype builds.Provide support for troubleshooting and preventative maintenance of battery testing equipment and setups.Contribute to failure review processes.Work alongside the battery engineering team on cell, buck, and pack teardown procedures.Innovate and implement new test procedures, executing them effectively.Generate reports for submission to the FAA.

Archer is a pioneering aerospace company located in San Jose, California, dedicated to developing an innovative all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to promote sustainable air mobility, designing, manufacturing, and operating an aircraft that accommodates four passengers while minimizing noise pollution.We aim high and tackle complex challenges, believing that a diverse workforce enriches our insights and propels us towards collective success. Archer is committed to fostering an equitable and inclusive environment that values differences and celebrates each team member.What You’ll Do:As a Battery Controls Integration Engineer at Archer, your primary responsibilities will include the integration of our high-voltage battery controls system onto test platforms, ensuring the verification of Battery Management System (BMS) safety-critical functions. This role is essential for facilitating the use of electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft in urban air mobility settings. Your contributions will encompass all stages of the product development lifecycle, including development, implementation, validation, and ongoing improvement.Core Responsibilities and Development Focus:Verification and Testing Strategy: Design and implement verification procedures and test plans across various testing environments including Simulation, Software-in-the-Loop (SIL), and Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL).Integrated Testing Ownership: Lead the testing of the Battery Management System (BMS) controls hardware/software integrated system functionalities on safety-critical components, utilizing HIL, SIL, and high-voltage (HV) integrated labs.Automation and Infrastructure: Update and maintain automated test cases in alignment with BMS functionality development for effective verification and regression testing, particularly in model-based environments.Test System Development: Offer commissioning and maintenance support for the comprehensive testing infrastructure required for HIL testing of BMS controls, algorithms, and software.Process and Infrastructure Improvement: Take responsibility for the automated testing platform, enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and automation level for BMS control system verification. Contribute to continuous improvement of test infrastructure, including writing and debugging test scripts for HV HIL systems.Cross-Functional Collaboration and Integration:...

About Archer Aviation Archer Aviation, based in San Jose, California, is developing an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft designed for sustainable air mobility. The company aims to create a quiet, environmentally conscious aircraft that seats four passengers. Archer values ambitious goals, technical challenges, and a workplace that welcomes diverse perspectives and backgrounds. Role Overview: Battery Test Engineer - Electrical The Battery Test Engineer - Electrical will focus on the testing and validation of battery and battery management system (BMS) components for Archer's eVTOL aircraft. This role involves hands-on work with prototype and certified hardware, as well as collaboration with multiple engineering teams. Main Responsibilities Conduct systems and integration testing for prototype and certified battery and BMS components. Work with teams across BMS, Controls, Engines, Flight, Integration, and Systems to develop and execute testing plans for flight hardware. Assist with regression testing activities. Support testing related to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), short circuit, and electrical design infrastructure. Develop and test mission profiles for battery systems. Help build digital testing infrastructure for data storage and analysis. Analyze test data and collaborate with engineering teams to drive improvements. Design and implement automated test equipment as needed. Support electrical infrastructure design for Production and Reliability labs. Prepare technical reports for FAA regulatory submissions.

Archer Aviation, based in San Jose, California, develops all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. The company focuses on advancing sustainable air mobility, designing vehicles that carry four passengers and operate with low noise. Archer values a diverse team and aims to create an inclusive workplace where different perspectives drive better solutions. The company encourages collaboration and respects the unique contributions of every employee. Role Overview The Senior Battery Design Engineer will lead efforts to design high voltage battery pack components for multiple aircraft programs, including both commercial and defense projects. This role covers the full design process, from initial concept through completion. What You Will Do Lead design of high voltage battery pack components across various aircraft programs, from concept to final product. Collaborate with CAE engineers, quality assurance, testing, supply chain, and manufacturing teams to ensure strong design and product quality. Provide hands-on support for prototyping, assembly, and troubleshooting throughout the design cycle. Work with integration and certification teams to meet all FAA certification requirements. Develop innovative battery designs tailored to the demands of aerospace applications.

About Archer Aviation Archer Aviation designs and builds all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in San Jose, California. The company focuses on sustainable air mobility, aiming to move four passengers quietly and with minimal environmental impact. The team values ambitious problem-solving and believes that a diverse, inclusive workplace is essential for innovation and success. Every team member’s perspective contributes to the company’s progress. Role Overview: Integration and Verification Engineer, Turbogenerator This engineer leads the verification of integrated hybrid powertrain systems, with a focus on the turboshaft/turbogenerator powertrain and its related components. Main Responsibilities Direct the verification process for integrated hybrid powertrain systems. Apply systems engineering methods to validate the turboshaft/turbogenerator powertrain, including batteries, motors, and complex mechanical parts. Manage verification activities during both bench testing and aircraft integration, including the start of flight test campaigns. Offer technical input in design reviews, especially regarding testing and operational needs for the turbogenerator. Work closely with suppliers, engineers, and other stakeholders to keep verification activities safe and on schedule. Monitor third-party stakeholders to ensure they meet deadlines and uphold safety standards.

Archer, based in San Jose, California, develops all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft designed for four passengers. The company is dedicated to advancing sustainable air mobility and reducing noise pollution through innovative aerospace solutions. Archer values ambitious goals and supports a diverse, inclusive workplace where every team member is respected. Role overview The Powertrain Platform Verification Engineer ensures the reliability and safety of critical platform software used in Archer’s aircraft. This position focuses on thorough testing and validation in line with industry certification standards, especially DO-178C. Main responsibilities Verify and validate safety-critical platform software components according to DO-178C standards. Design and document detailed test plans, test cases, and procedures based on software requirements. Execute Software-in-the-Loop (SIL) and Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) tests to evaluate platform software algorithms and low-level drivers. Identify and track software defects using automated systems, collaborating with embedded developers to analyze root causes and verify fixes. Develop and maintain automated test scripts and frameworks in C/C++ and Python to enhance testing efficiency. Create and execute tests for software fault detection and diagnostic algorithms, covering a range of system faults and anomalies. Take part in software audits and reviews to ensure compliance with DO-178C certification requirements.

Join Archer, a pioneering aerospace company headquartered in San Jose, California, where we are dedicated to revolutionizing sustainable air mobility through the development of all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Our innovative designs prioritize minimal noise and environmental impact while enabling efficient transportation for up to four passengers.At Archer, we are committed to tackling complex challenges and fostering a diverse workplace, believing that inclusivity drives greater insights and collective success. We strive to create an equitable environment that values and celebrates the unique contributions of all our team members.Your Role:As a Battery Controls Engineer, you will be instrumental in defining, validating, implementing, and verifying advanced high-voltage battery charging and thermal management algorithms tailored for our Midnight eVTOL aircraft. You will oversee the entire product development life cycle, from initial concept to final certification.Design and enhance cutting-edge control algorithms for high-voltage battery charging and thermal management.Conduct comprehensive validation of control software through SIL (Software-in-the-Loop), MIL (Model-in-the-Loop), HIL (Hardware-in-the-Loop), and aircraft-level integration testing to ensure optimal system reliability under all operating and environmental conditions.Analyze lab, flight, and field data to troubleshoot complex issues, refine algorithms, and enhance charging performance continuously.Collaborate closely with hardware, software, and systems engineering teams to establish requirements for charge control subsystems.

Archer Aviation is a pioneering aerospace firm headquartered in San Jose, California, dedicated to developing an all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. Our mission is to enhance sustainable air mobility, designing and manufacturing an aircraft that can transport four passengers with minimal noise and environmental impact.We aim high and tackle challenging problems, believing that a diverse workforce fosters innovation, insights, and collective success. Our commitment is to create an equitable and inclusive workplace that values our unique perspectives and supports every member of our team.Key Responsibilities:Conduct electrical and environmental testing of prototype and certified batteries for eVTOL aircraft.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to create and implement test plans for flight-critical hardware.Execute acceptance testing on battery modules, packs, and charge port assemblies.Design sub-scale test rigs for mechanical and environmental testing, involving PCBA/hardware and software development.Develop and deploy custom test equipment and controllers.Create bespoke test equipment and automation software to facilitate cross-functional battery R&D testing.Perform mechanical design of test rigs using NX CAD software.Utilize LabVIEW, Python, and other test development tools for testing purposes.Analyze test data and collaborate with engineering teams to share insights.Develop automated test equipment as required.Innovate test procedures and oversee testing execution.Generate reports for FAA submission.

At Archer, we are pioneering the future of aviation with our all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, designed to enhance sustainable air mobility. Our innovative engineering team is dedicated to creating an aircraft that accommodates four passengers with minimal noise pollution.We believe that tackling complex challenges requires a diverse team, and we are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace that values and celebrates our unique perspectives. Join us in our mission to revolutionize air travel.Key Responsibilities:As an Electrical Analysis Engineer, you will play a critical role in the analysis of circuits within Archer's high voltage battery management system. Your contributions will directly impact the safety and reliability of our innovative aircraft.Conduct thorough circuit schematic analyses, collaborating with safety engineers to identify potential single-point failures.Evaluate the system-level implications of individual component failures within printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs).Aggregate power consumption data of the BMS PCBAs across various operational modes and correlate findings with laboratory tests.Perform worst-case accuracy analyses on measurement circuits.Utilize circuit simulation tools to model and analyze hardware circuits to support accuracy evaluations.Employ software for automated circuit analysis to facilitate schematic-level Failure Modes and Effects Analyses (FMEAs).Assess the system-level impacts of single-event upsets and latch-ups.Collaborate with reliability engineers to understand electrical operating conditions and determine failure rates.Carry out electrical stress analyses and component derating evaluations for individual components.Work closely with design engineers to ensure BMS hardware meets Archer's stringent safety, accuracy, and reliability standards.

Join Our Team at EtchedAt Etched, we are pioneering the development of the first AI inference system specifically designed for transformers, achieving over 10x the performance and significantly lower costs and latency compared to traditional solutions like the B200. Our custom ASICs empower the creation of groundbreaking products, such as real-time video generation models and highly advanced reasoning agents. Backed by substantial investments from leading venture capitalists and a team of top engineers, we are reshaping the foundational technology of one of the fastest-growing industries in history.Role OverviewWe are looking for a talented Design Verification Engineer to become a vital part of our Systems/Performance Verification team. In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring that the custom IPs driving our innovative Sohu architecture—such as systolic arrays, DMA engines, and Network on Chip (NoC)—are reliable, high-performing, and ready for silicon implementation. This position requires innovative thinking, robust technical skills, and a passion for solving intricate verification challenges. You will collaborate closely with architects, RTL designers, and software/firmware/emulation teams to validate the accuracy and performance of our hardware-software integration.Key ResponsibilitiesCollaborate with architects and RTL designers to verify the performance features of the design and ensure alignment with performance models, both pre- and post-silicon.Partner with software and application developers to identify performance bottlenecks and optimize software solutions.Create comprehensive test plans and develop test infrastructure/tools aimed at performance tuning, correlation, and verification.Enhance and maintain architectural performance models.Design tests in SystemVerilog, Python, or other vectors to debug and correlate RTL with performance models.Develop SystemVerilog or Python-based checkers to validate performance features.Implement coverage monitors and perform coverage analysis to ensure comprehensive testing of all performance features.Investigate performance issues and execute performance tuning on silicon.Lead end-to-end performance tuning to guarantee optimal hardware utilization, software efficiency, and architectural coherence throughout the ASIC design lifecycle.

Archer Aviation is an innovative aerospace firm located in San Jose, California, focused on developing a pioneering all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. Our mission is to revolutionize sustainable air mobility, offering a solution that carries four passengers while minimizing noise pollution.We aspire to reach new heights and tackle complex challenges, firmly believing that a diverse workplace enhances our intelligence, fosters better insights, and ultimately leads us to success. We are committed to nurturing an equitable and inclusive environment that values our differences and supports every member of our team.What You’ll Do:In your role as a BMS Electrical Engineer, you will take the lead on hardware designs for Archer’s advanced high voltage battery management system.Oversee the design of BMS PCBAs throughout their entire lifecycle, which includes circuit simulation, schematic capture, layout, routing, reviews, manufacturing, and revisions.Collaborate closely with mechanical and software teams from the outset of the design process to ensure seamless integration of our BMS hardware into the battery pack.Design circuits that ensure diagnostic coverage, redundancy, and fault tolerance, closely cooperating with systems and safety teams to align our BMS hardware with safety standards.Take responsibility for PCBA bring-up and verification, using lab equipment to ensure that the design operates effectively across all conditions and fault scenarios.Assist in software development pertaining to new circuits and revisions, updating and writing interface documents as required.Coordinate production builds with the PM, DFM, supply chain, and quality teams.Support manufacturing and production requirements, which involve design-for-test, root-cause analysis of failures, component traceability, and development of build processes.Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure effective integration of the battery pack with other electrical systems on the aircraft.Work alongside BMS integration, software, and controls engineers to facilitate hardware fault injection testing on Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) setups and battery packs.

At Archer, we are pioneering the future of sustainable air mobility with our innovative all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, designed to transport four passengers quietly and efficiently. Headquartered in San Jose, California, we are on a mission to revolutionize urban transportation while minimizing our environmental footprint.We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace that empowers every team member. Our belief is that varied perspectives ignite creativity, enhance insights, and drive our collective success. Join us as we work together to achieve remarkable things.What You'll Do:As a Staff BMS Hardware Verification Engineer, you will take the lead in the comprehensive verification and validation of Archer’s cutting-edge Battery Management System (BMS) electronics. Your role will ensure that our hardware, sensing, and control circuits fulfill the rigorous safety, reliability, and certification standards essential for eVTOL aircraft. You will create and implement hardware verification plans, design and automate test environments, conduct environmental and functional assessments, and compile certification evidence demonstrating compliance with FAA and industry standards such as DO-160G, DO-254, and ARP4754A. Your contributions will be vital to the certification and safe operation of our battery systems, which are integral to the next generation of urban air mobility.Lead the verification and validation (V&V) processes for the Battery Management System (BMS) electronics utilized in Archer’s high-voltage battery packs.Create detailed hardware verification plans, test procedures, and traceability matrices that align with system and certification requirements (DO-160G, DO-254, ARP4754A).Establish test methodologies for environmental, functional, and safety verification of BMS printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) and associated sensing electronics.Collaborate with systems, design, and certification engineering teams to extract verification requirements from system design documentation and certification plans.Design, construct, and automate hardware test setups, including instrumentation, data acquisition systems, power supplies, CAN interfaces, and fault-injection mechanisms.Execute and document test campaigns at the component, subsystem, and integrated aircraft levels to validate compliance with FAA airworthiness standards.Generate comprehensive test reports and assist with certification deliverables, including compliance matrices and traceability documentation.

About Archer Archer, based in San Jose, California, designs and builds all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft. The company focuses on sustainable air mobility and aims to transport four passengers while reducing noise pollution. Archer values diversity and strives to create an inclusive workplace where every team member’s perspective contributes to smarter solutions. Role Overview The Thermal Analysis Engineer for Battery Systems will support the design and performance of battery packs and modules for Archer’s aircraft. This position involves simulation, testing, and collaboration across multiple engineering teams to ensure reliable and safe thermal management. Main Responsibilities Run thermal analysis and simulations on battery packs and modules using advanced CAE tools. Develop simulation methods and workflows to improve team productivity. Design and optimize battery thermal management systems, including cold plates and phase change materials, to achieve high performance and safety. Plan and conduct thermal testing to validate and refine analytical models. Work closely with mechanical, electrical, control, and systems engineering teams to integrate thermal solutions and models. Prepare detailed reports and presentations documenting findings, design recommendations, and test results.

Archer Aviation is developing all-electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft in San Jose, California. The company’s mission centers on creating sustainable air mobility solutions, with aircraft designed to carry four passengers while minimizing noise for quieter, cleaner transportation. Archer values diversity and inclusion, encouraging every team member’s perspective and fostering equity throughout the workplace. Role overview The Senior Staff Engineer - Battery Cell Stack will lead the design and development of high-voltage battery pack components for both commercial and defense eVTOL aircraft. This position plays a key role in shaping battery technology for multiple aircraft programs. What you will do Oversee the full design process for high-voltage battery pack components across several aircraft platforms. Collaborate with CAE engineers, quality assurance, testing, supply chain, and manufacturing teams to align on project goals. Engage in hands-on prototyping, assembly, and root cause analysis during the design cycle. Work with integration and certification teams to ensure battery systems meet FAA certification standards. Create and refine battery design solutions that fulfill strict aerospace requirements. Establish and promote design standards and best practices for Archer’s battery systems. Mentor junior engineers working on battery design. Develop and maintain the battery hardware technology roadmap for future products and applications.

About Archer Aviation Archer Aviation, based in San Jose, California, is developing all-electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft designed to transport four passengers with low noise and minimal environmental impact. The company is committed to advancing sustainable air mobility and values a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workplace where every team member can grow professionally. Role Overview The Battery Test and Build Technician will support the design, assembly, and testing of battery systems and related components. This hands-on role involves building prototypes, supporting equipment assembly, and assisting with battery charging operations for ongoing projects. What You Will Do Build battery packs, cell bucks, and components for Battery BMS, including design and testing tasks. Assist with assembling Battery EOL (End of Line) equipment. Support mechanical builds for advanced project testing. Fabricate securing hardware and harnesses for use with testing equipment and assets. Construct test fixtures for cells, bucks, and packs. Perform small-scale buck and prototype builds. Assist with battery pack charging operations. Location San Jose, California, United States

At Efficient Computer, we are at the forefront of technological innovation, developing the world's most energy-efficient general-purpose computer processor. Our groundbreaking patented technology consumes 100 times less energy than currently available ultra-low-power processors, all while being programmable with high-level programming languages and AI/ML frameworks. This exceptional efficiency allows for continuous AI/ML operation on a single AA battery for 5-10 years. Our platform's unique capabilities empower IoT devices to intelligently gather and manage first-party data, paving the way for the next computing revolution.We invite skilled and passionate professionals to join us as a Lead Digital Verification Engineer. In this pivotal role, you will spearhead the functional verification of complex SoC/IP designs from specification to tapeout within our newly established hardware engineering team. You will be responsible for defining verification strategies, establishing methodology standards, building and mentoring a team of verification engineers, and ensuring quality and readiness for sign-off. This position requires a robust understanding of modern verification methodologies (UVM, embedded C, and compiler-generated trace-driven testing) and exceptional leadership skills to drive success across multi-block chip programs on schedule. Your contributions will be crucial in refining our internal processes for creating reliable and verified designs, including our upcoming product line that aims to enhance computing performance while optimizing energy efficiency.This is a rare opportunity to influence our development processes and products as we transition from initial development stages to market launch and large-scale production. Join us and help shape the future of computing at the edge and beyond!

About UsAt chipstack, we are revolutionizing the way chips are designed in an era where the complexity and demands of technology are constantly evolving. Our team combines expertise from top-tier companies such as Qualcomm, Nvidia, Google, and Meta, and we are passionate about integrating artificial intelligence into the Electronic Design Automation (EDA) landscape.Backed by leading investors like Khosla Ventures and Cerberus, we are already working with over 10 pioneering customers, ranging from Fortune 100 companies to innovative AI silicon startups. Join us as we drive the future of chip design.Position OverviewWe are on the lookout for a motivated Functional Verification Engineer with a strong background in UVM test bench development. Your role will be pivotal in harnessing AI to transform traditional verification methodologies, ensuring the design and validation of cutting-edge semiconductor technologies. Collaborating with a talented team of machine learning and software engineers, you will utilize advanced AI tools to innovate our verification processes.Key Responsibilities• Drive the application of machine learning to enhance pre-silicon functional verification methodologies including UVM.• Utilize AI-powered EDA tools to streamline design and verification workflows.• Identify challenges within UVM verification and implement AI-driven solutions.• Collaborate with customers to understand their needs and provide groundbreaking verification strategies.• Work closely with machine learning and software engineering teams to ensure high-quality outputs.• Stay updated on the latest advancements in AI-powered hardware verification and contribute to internal knowledge sharing.Required Qualifications• Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.• A minimum of 3 years of experience in digital design and verification, with a strong emphasis on UVM.

About Etched Etched builds the first AI inference system tailored for transformers. The company’s custom ASICs deliver over 10x the performance of standard solutions, with lower costs and latency than a B200. These chips enable products like real-time video generation models and advanced reasoning agents. Etched is backed by major investors and staffed by engineers focused on reshaping AI infrastructure. Role Overview: Design Verification Engineer - SoC This San Jose-based role sits within the Systems and Performance Verification team. The Design Verification Engineer ensures Etched’s custom IPs, including systolic arrays, DMA engines, and NoCs, are ready for silicon. The work spans verifying performance, collaborating with architects and designers, and supporting the entire hardware-software stack. Expect to tackle complex verification challenges alongside colleagues in architecture, RTL, and software/firmware. What You Will Do Work with architects and RTL designers to verify performance features against models, both before and after silicon. Collaborate with software teams to spot and resolve performance bottlenecks. Create test plans and develop tools for performance tuning, correlation, and verification. Maintain and improve architectural performance models. Write tests in SystemVerilog, Python, or vectors to debug and align RTL with performance models. Develop checkers in SystemVerilog or Python to verify performance features. Implement coverage monitors and analyze results to ensure thorough testing. Investigate and tune performance issues on silicon. Lead end-to-end performance tuning to optimize hardware use, software efficiency, and architectural fit across the ASIC design lifecycle. What Makes a Strong Candidate Understanding of digital design, RTL, and ASIC design flows. Hands-on experience with performance verification tools and methodologies. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. Comfort working on several projects at once and adapting to shifting priorities.

About EtchedEtched is at the forefront of innovation, developing the world’s first AI inference system specifically designed for transformers. Our technology outperforms traditional GPUs with over 10x greater performance, significantly reducing cost and latency compared to existing solutions. With Etched ASICs, we're enabling the creation of groundbreaking products, such as real-time video generation models and highly complex reasoning agents. Our team, comprised of top engineers, is supported by substantial investments from leading investors, and we are redefining the infrastructure for the rapidly evolving AI industry.Job SummaryWe are looking for a passionate Design Verification Engineer to join our Internal IP DV team. In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring that the custom IPs that drive Sohu—such as systolic arrays, DMA engines, and NoCs—are robust, high-performance, and ready for silicon implementation. This position requires both creativity and deep technical expertise to address complex verification challenges. You will work in collaboration with architects, RTL designers, and software/firmware/emulation teams to validate correctness and performance across the entire hardware-software stack.Key ResponsibilitiesDesign, develop, and maintain UVM/SystemVerilog testbenches for high-performance IPs including compute arrays, DMAs, NoCs, and memory subsystems.Create and implement comprehensive verification plans that address functional correctness, corner cases, concurrency issues, and performance bottlenecks.Troubleshoot complex datapath and protocol issues within RTL and testbench environments.Collaborate closely with architects and designers to confirm functionality and design intent.Engage with software, firmware, and emulation teams to ensure thorough end-to-end bring-up and debugging coverage.Contribute to the development of reusable DV infrastructure, coverage models, and improvements in methodology.QualificationsYou may be an ideal candidate if you possess the following qualifications:Expertise in UVM and SystemVerilog.Exceptional debugging and problem-solving skills related to complex digital designs.In-depth knowledge of computer architecture and the fundamentals of digital design.Hands-on experience in verifying datapaths, memory systems, interconnects, or high-throughput fabrics.