Senior Mixed-Signal Verification Engineer – Power Management ICs
TylSemi
Bengaluru
On-site
INR 1,200,000 - 1,800,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
TylSemi in Bengaluru, India, is seeking a Mixed-Signal Verification Engineer specializing in Power Management ICs. The ideal candidate will have over 5 years of experience in mixed-signal verification, strong skills in analog behavioral modeling, and expertise with simulation tools like Cadence and Synopsys. Responsibilities include developing verification plans, creating testbenches, and collaborating closely with design teams to ensure coverage. A BSEE/MSEE is required, alongside knowledge of power converter topologies and digital control concepts.
Qualifications
5+ years of hands-on experience in mixed-signal verification of power management ICs or analog/mixed-signal SoCs.
Strong proficiency in mixed-signal simulation flows and behavioral modeling.
Experience with real-number modeling and understanding of power converter topologies.
Responsibilities
Develop and execute mixed-signal verification plans for high-current designs.
Create testbenches for key performance metrics and debug mixed-signal issues.
Collaborate with designers to close verification coverage and improve methodologies.
Skills
Mixed-signal verification
Analog behavioral modeling
Power management ICs knowledge
MATLAB/Simulink
SystemVerilog
UVM
Automation scripting
Education
BSEE / MSEE
Tools
Cadence Xcelium
Spectre
Synopsys VCS
SIMPLIS
PLECS
Job description
Mixed-Signal Verification Engineer – Power Management ICs
Key Responsibilities
Develop and execute mixed-signal verification plans for high-current IVR designs.
Build and maintain analog behavioral models (Verilog-A / SystemVerilog real-number modeling) for power stages, integrated inductors, PDN, and analog blocks.
Perform analog-digital co-simulation using industry-standard tools (Cadence Xcelium + Spectre, Synopsys VCS + FineSim / CustomSim, or AMS Designer).