AMS DV Engineer: Self-Checking UVM for Mixed-Signal

Apple Inc.; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Apple Inc. in London seeks an Experienced AMS Design Verification Engineer to enable bug-free first silicon for mixed-signal designs in the London team.

You will create self-checking UVM environments, write tests and assertions, and collaborate with Analog and Digital Design engineers to deliver robust tape-outs. The role emphasizes SystemVerilog-based verification, power and performance analysis, and research into advanced verification techniques to push the boundaries of mixed-signal

Qualifications

• Knowledge of System Verilog test-bench language and UVM.
• Hands-on experience with constrained random verification environments.
• Basic design background in support of verification results analysis.
• Knowledge of Object Oriented Programming (OOP).
• Proficiency in English language is required.

Responsibilities

• Define and design self-checking verification environments for multi-layer systems.
• Develop verification strategy and execute tasks to ensure bug-free tape-outs.
• Perform gate-level verification (power and timing) and lab bring-up support.
• Deliver tests for design and test engineering teams.
• Drive research and innovations to improve verification techniques for mixed-signal systems.

Skills

SystemVerilog/UVM

Constrained random verification

Design verification background

Object Oriented Programming

English proficiency

Education

Master's or PhD in Electrical/Computer Engineering

Job description

Apple Inc. in London seeks an Experienced AMS Design Verification Engineer to enable bug-free first silicon for mixed-signal designs in the London team.

You will create self-checking UVM environments, write tests and assertions, and collaborate with Analog and Digital Design engineers to deliver robust tape-outs. The role emphasizes SystemVerilog-based verification, power and performance analysis, and research into advanced verification techniques to push the boundaries of mixed-signal