Silicon Validation Engineer: SoC System-Level Testing

QUALCOMM, Inc.; Tijuana; Presencial; MXN 450.000 - 700.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

QUALCOMM, Inc. is seeking engineers in its Silicon Validation team in Baja California to advance pre- and post-silicon validation. The role focuses on multi-processor system validation, bare-metal software, and collaboration across hardware and software groups to ensure robust SoC performance.

You will work on pre-silicon simulation/emulation and post-silicon bring-up, addressing system-level software use cases with access to development boards and lab equipment.

Formación

• Bachelor's or higher in science/engineering with 2+ years ASIC design/validation experience.
• Experience with C and assembly; bare-metal software development.
• Strong OS concepts, caching, virtual memory; embedded software fundamentals.
• Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to work in a dynamic team.

Responsabilidades

• Design, develop, and optimize validation tests for multi-processor systems with system level concurrency.
• Develop and maintain bare-metal software with low-level hardware interfaces and register/interrupt programming.
• Collaborate with hardware and software teams to validate system level software use cases.
• Support pre-silicon validation with simulation, emulation, and FPGAs.
• Conduct post-silicon bring-up, validation, system use cases, and integration.

Conocimientos

C programming

Assembly language

Bare-metal software

Low-level hardware interfaces

Python scripting

Shell scripting

Educación

Bachelor's degree in Science/Engineering

Master's degree

PhD

Herramientas

Verilog

VHDL

Descripción del empleo

QUALCOMM, Inc. is seeking engineers in its Silicon Validation team in Baja California to advance pre- and post-silicon validation. The role focuses on multi-processor system validation, bare-metal software, and collaboration across hardware and software groups to ensure robust SoC performance.

You will work on pre-silicon simulation/emulation and post-silicon bring-up, addressing system-level software use cases with access to development boards and lab equipment.