FPGA/ASIC Gate-Level Verification Engineer

Huntington Ingalls Industries; Roanoke (VA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

HII Mission Technologies is seeking engineers to verify gate-level netlists of FPGA and ASIC designs, using industry tools to uncover hidden behaviors and bugs. You will build models, transactors and test benches, and document findings with clear test cases that demonstrate deviations from specifications.

Experience with SystemVerilog/SystemC, verification methodologies, and scripting is required; collaboration and strong communication are essential for improving verification processes and

Qualifications

• Degree in Electrical/Computer Engineering or Computer Science.
• Experience with digital verification and modeling languages.
• Knowledge of gate- and transaction-level verification techniques.
• Experience with commercial functional simulators (e.g., Questa, VCS, Xcelium).
• Scripting for verification tasks (Python, Bash, Tcl, Makefiles).
• Version control experience (Perforce, Git, SVN).
• Top-Secret security clearance is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develop models, transactors, stimuli, monitors and test benches for gate-level netlists.
• Verify design function and integrity using industry-standard tools.
• Document test cases and bugs with clear evidence of deviations.
• Collaborate with teammates to improve processes and results.

Skills

SystemVerilog

SystemC

C/C++

Matlab

Python

Education

Degree in Electrical Engineering

Degree in Computer Engineering

Degree in Computer Science

Related field

Tools

Questa

VCS

Verdi

OneSpin 360EC

Xcelium

Riviera-Pro

Git

Job description

HII Mission Technologies is seeking engineers to verify gate-level netlists of FPGA and ASIC designs, using industry tools to uncover hidden behaviors and bugs. You will build models, transactors and test benches, and document findings with clear test cases that demonstrate deviations from specifications.

Experience with SystemVerilog/SystemC, verification methodologies, and scripting is required; collaboration and strong communication are essential for improving verification processes and