GPU Verification Engineer

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.; Austin (TX); Hybrid; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a GPU Verification Engineer to join their innovative diagnostics team. This role is crucial in developing and validating hardware tests for cutting-edge graphics chips. You will engage in code development, simulation debugging, and collaborate across teams to enhance the testing process. If you have a passion for hardware and software integration and thrive in a dynamic environment, this opportunity offers a chance to make a significant impact in next-generation computing.

Benefits

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Annual Bonus

Competitive Benefits

Qualifications

• Experience in low-level programming or Hardware Design/DV engineering.
• Strong knowledge of C++ and Hardware Description Languages.

Responsibilities

• Develop and debug C++ diagnostics for ATE.
• Collaborate with design teams for effective testing.
• Document ATE patterns and maintain records.

Skills

C++

Verilog

Debugging

Simulation

Waveform Analysis

Education

BS in Computer Engineering

MS in Computer Science

Tools

Automated Test Equipment (ATE)

FPGA Platforms

Verdi

Job description

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GPU Verification Engineer

The Role:

The Diagnostics team is responsible for developing tests and suites that exercise and validate the hardware blocks in the graphics chips designed at AMD. The successful candidates for this role will support our diagnostics development team, where you'll gain an understanding of AMD's GPU HW blocks.

We understand the features that go into the HW design, and we have the software skills to program them to life. Once developed these diagnostics are used in all aspects of the product lifecycle, from pre-silicon validation through the production life of the product.

The Person:

Diagnostics team requires a C++ or DV engineer to generate ATE patterns to achieve cost-savings, increase yield/die-to-ship and attain early time-to-market.

Daily work involves code development and debug in C++ in DV environment, running and debugging simulations for hardware developed in Verilog, waveform analysis using Verdi and running emulation on FPGA platforms.

You have an important role in ensuring robust diagnostics quality and feature coverage with opportunities to learn about HW features and SW/HW debugging. You will be asked to work across multiple hardware blocks, on different ASICs, and collaborate with teams across the company.

Key Responsibilities:

• Enable C++ based diagnostics to be run as patterns on Automated Test Equipment (ATE)
• Run and debug simulations based on these patterns for hardware developed in Verilog
• Debug waveforms in Verdi
• Run emulation on FPGA platforms for these patterns
• Collaborate closely with design and diagnostics teams to understand and adapt C++ diagnostic algorithms for effective ATE testing.
• Develop and optimize new ATE patterns
• Troubleshoot and debug ATE patterns, working collaboratively with test engineers and design teams to address issues.
• Maintain and enhance existing ATE patterns
• Document the conversion process and maintain comprehensive records of ATE patterns and diagnostic algorithms.
• Provide technical expertise in C++, Verilog, and DV to support seamless integration of converted patterns into the testing environment.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure the successful deployment of ATE patterns in production environments.
• Contribute to continuous improvements in conversion processes

Preferred Experience:

• Proven experience in semi-conductor industry as a low-level/embedded programmer or Hardware Design/DV engineer
• Good knowledge and experience in software programming (C++, scripting)
• Good knowledge and experience in Hardware Description Languages such as Verilog
• Bonus if candidate has strong GPU architecture knowledge
• Self-leadership and independence, along with excellent communication skills

Preferred Education:

• BS or MS in Computer Engineering or Computer Science

Location:

Austin, TX

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