ASIC Verification Engineer — First‑Pass Silicon & Equity

Broadcom; Fort Collins (CO); On-site; USD 110,000 - 176,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Discretionary annual bonus

New hire equity grant

Annual equity awards

401(k) matching

Employee Stock Purchase Program (ESPP)

Paid holidays

Paid sick leave

Paid vacation

Job summary

Broadcom is seeking an ASIC Verification Engineer in Fort Collins, Colorado to design, implement, and maintain verification infrastructure for a diverse ASIC portfolio. In this role, you will collaborate with design teams to develop exhaustive verification plans, construct reusable testbenches, and continuously scale verification coverage to ensure first-pass silicon success.

Key responsibilities include building testbenches with SystemVerilog/UVM, writing coverage-driven tests, and maintaining

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master’s degree with required years of ASIC verification experience as specified in the ad.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement verification environments using SystemVerilog and UVM.
• Create reusable components including reference models, checkers, monitors, scoreboards and firmware code.
• Develop verification plans, run constrained-random tests, and debug complex ASIC IP blocks.
• Manage regression runs, triage failures and track coverage and QA.

Skills

SystemVerilog

UVM

Verilog

SVA

C/C++

Python scripting

ARM architecture

AMBA AXI/ABP

DSP reference models

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or related field

Master's degree in related field

Job description

Broadcom is seeking an ASIC Verification Engineer in Fort Collins, Colorado to design, implement, and maintain verification infrastructure for a diverse ASIC portfolio. In this role, you will collaborate with design teams to develop exhaustive verification plans, construct reusable testbenches, and continuously scale verification coverage to ensure first-pass silicon success.

Key responsibilities include building testbenches with SystemVerilog/UVM, writing coverage-driven tests, and maintaining