Senior Design Verification Engineer

Analog Devices; Hyderabad; On-site; INR 3,000,000 - 5,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Analog Devices, Inc. in Hyderabad, India, seeks a Senior Design Verification Engineer to lead verification planning and execution for automotive connectivity SoCs based on E2B technology. You will develop advanced verification environments and mentor junior engineers to ensure high-quality silicon.

You will collaborate with architecture, digital, analog, firmware, functional safety, and validation teams to deliver robust verification coverage and contribute to methodology improvements.

Qualifications

• Expert-level knowledge of SystemVerilog and the Universal Verification Methodology, with experience developing reusable verification environments for complex digital designs.
• Strong experience verifying complex SoCs that include embedded microprocessors, memories, buses, peripherals, interrupts, and communication subsystems.
• Hands-on experience developing C/ SystemVerilog DPI interfaces and integrating C models or reference models into verification environments.
• Proven ability to convert architecture, design, and product requirements into detailed verification plans, test scenarios, functional coverage, and sign-off criteria.
• Strong experience with constrained-random verification, functional coverage, code coverage, and assertion-based verification.
• Experience developing firmware-driven tests and debugging interactions between embedded software and RTL.
• Experience with hardware-software integration and debugging complex issues across RTL and software.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement comprehensive verification strategies and test plans for automotive connectivity SoCs and E2B-related functionality.
• Verify complex SoCs containing embedded processors, memories, interconnects, DMA controllers, interrupts, communication interfaces, security features, and mixed-signal subsystems.
• Architect, develop, and maintain scalable SystemVerilog/UVM verification environments, including agents, scoreboards, reference models, sequences, assertions, and functional coverage.
• Develop firmware-driven verification scenarios for microprocessor-based SoCs, including processor initialization, interrupts, exceptions, memory accesses, peripheral control, and hardware-software interactions.
• Develop and integrate C/ SystemVerilog DPI components, software models, and reference models into simulation environments.
• Verify E2B protocol functionality, including data transfers, control and configuration mechanisms, timing behavior, error handling, diagnostics, and recovery scenarios.
• Define and track functional coverage, code coverage, assertion coverage, test status, and verification metrics through sign-off.
• Analyze and resolve complex issues across RTL, UVM environments, embedded software, C models, and system-level use cases.
• Support verification of safety mechanisms, fault injection campaigns, requirements traceability, and verification activities associated with ISO 26262-compliant automotive products.
• Work with architecture, design, firmware, functional safety, validation, and applications teams on verification planning, issue resolution, and product readiness.
• Contribute to FPGA prototyping, silicon bring-up, post-silicon validation, and investigation of system or customer issues.
• Provide technical guidance to junior verification engineers and contribute to design and verification reviews.
• Improve verification productivity through reusable components, automation, regression infrastructure, and verification best practices.

Skills

SystemVerilog/UVM

SoC Verification

C DPI Development

Verification Planning

Coverage-Driven Verification

Hardware-Software Integration

Debugging

Job description

About Analog Devices

Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI ) is a global semiconductor leader that bridges the physical and digital worlds to enable breakthroughs at the Intelligent Edge. ADI combines analog, digital, AI, and software technologies into solutions that combat climate change, reliably connect humans and the world, and help drive advancements in automation and robotics, mobility, healthcare, energy and data centers. With revenue of more than $11 billion in FY25, ADI ensures today's innovators stay Ahead of What's Possible. Learn more at www.analog.com and on LinkedIn and X .

Senior Design Verification Engineer

About the Role

As a Senior Design Verification Engineer at Analog Devices, you will lead verification planning and execution for next-generation automotive connectivity SoCs based on E2B technology. Working independently with minimal supervision, you will develop advanced verification environments for complex SoCs incorporating embedded microprocessors, communication subsystems, firmware, security functions, and mixed-signal components. You will collaborate closely with architecture, digital design, analog design, firmware, functional safety, and validation teams to ensure robust verification coverage and high-quality silicon. You will also contribute to verification methodology improvements, mentor junior engineers, and help resolve complex hardware, firmware, and system-level issues. This career-level position provides the opportunity to contribute to technologies that enable reliable, high-performance communication within modern vehicles.

Key Responsibilities

• Verification Strategy: Develop and implement comprehensive verification strategies and test plans for automotive connectivity SoCs and E2B-related functionality.


• SoC Verification: Verify complex SoCs containing embedded processors, memories, interconnects, DMA controllers, interrupts, communication interfaces, security features, and mixed-signal subsystems.


• UVM Environment Development: Architect, develop, and maintain scalable SystemVerilog /UVM verification environments, including agents, scoreboards, reference models, sequences, assertions, and functional coverage.


• Processor and Firmware Verification: Develop firmware-driven verification scenarios for microprocessor-based SoCs, including processor initialization, interrupts, exceptions, memory accesses, peripheral control, and hardware-software interactions.


• C DPI Development: Develop and integrate C/ SystemVerilog DPI components, software models, and reference models into simulation environments.


• E2B Protocol Verification: Verify E2B protocol functionality, including data transfers, control and configuration mechanisms, timing behavior, error handling, diagnostics, and recovery scenarios.


• Coverage and Verification Closure: Define and track functional coverage, code coverage, assertion coverage, test status, and verification metrics through sign-off.


• Debug and Issue Resolution: Analyze and resolve complex issues across RTL, UVM environments, embedded software, C models, and system-level use cases.


• Functional Safety Verification: Support verification of safety mechanisms, fault injection campaigns, requirements traceability, and verification activities associated with ISO 26262-compliant automotive products.


• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with architecture, design, firmware, functional safety, validation, and applications teams on verification planning, issue resolution, and product readiness.


• Post-Silicon Support: Contribute to FPGA prototyping, silicon bring-up, post-silicon validation, and investigation of system or customer issues.


• Technical Mentorship: Provide technical guidance to junior verification engineers and contribute to design and verification reviews.


• Methodology and Automation: Improve verification productivity through reusable components, automation, regression infrastructure, and verification best practices.

Must-Have Skills

• SystemVerilog and UVM: Expert-level knowledge of SystemVerilog and the Universal Verification Methodology, with experience developing reusable verification environments for complex digital designs.


• SoC Verification: Strong experience verifying complex SoCs that include embedded microprocessors, memories, buses, peripherals, interrupts, and communication subsystems.


• C DPI Development: Hands-on experience developing C/ SystemVerilog DPI interfaces and integrating C models or reference models into verification environments.


• Verification Planning: Proven ability to convert architecture, design, and product requirements into detailed verification plans, test scenarios, functional coverage, and sign-off criteria.


• Coverage-Driven Verification: Strong experience with constrained-random verification, functional coverage, code coverage, and assertion-based verification.


• Hardware-Software Integration: Experience developing firmware-driven tests and debugging interactions between embedded software and RTL.


• Debugging