Senior SoC DV Engineer - UVM, C Tests, ARM

Next Level Business Services Inc.; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Next Level Business Services Inc. is seeking experienced SoC Design Verification (DV) Engineers to verify next-generation multi-die SoCs. You will perform subsystem- and SoC-level verification using System Verilog/UVM, and develop processor-driven C tests for embedded cores.

You will debug complex RTL simulations, reuse and enhance existing UVM environments, and drive regression, coverage, and sign-off. Strong debugging, RTL knowledge, and familiarity with ARM-based SoCs are essential.

Qualifications

• Proven SystemVerilog/UVM proficiency and ability to modify existing testbenches.
• Experience with constrained-random verification, coverage, and assertions.
• Experience in subsystem-level or SoC-level verification in complex RTL designs.
• Ability to develop, execute and debug embedded C tests for processor-based verification.
• Strong debugging and problem-solving skills for RTL simulation issues.

Responsibilities

• Subsystem and SoC Functional Verification.
• Reuse and enhancement of SystemVerilog/UVM testbenches.
• Develop and verify processor-based C tests for SoC verification.
• Execute regressions, debug failures and close coverage gaps.
• Collaborate on verification planning and outcomes across teams.

Skills

SystemVerilog

UVM

embedded C tests

debugging

SoC verification

RTL debugging

Python scripting

regression management

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Electronics/EE/VLSI

Tools

Verilog simulators

waveform tools

Git/version control

Job description

Next Level Business Services Inc. is seeking experienced SoC Design Verification (DV) Engineers to verify next-generation multi-die SoCs. You will perform subsystem- and SoC-level verification using System Verilog/UVM, and develop processor-driven C tests for embedded cores.

You will debug complex RTL simulations, reuse and enhance existing UVM environments, and drive regression, coverage, and sign-off. Strong debugging, RTL knowledge, and familiarity with ARM-based SoCs are essential.