Lead Design Verification Engineer for AR Vision & Imaging

Meta; Sunnyvale, San Diego, Redmond, Austin (CA, CA, WA, TX); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

Meta is hiring a Design Verification lead to own verification for complex computer vision and imaging accelerator IP and subsystems. You will define the verification strategy across multiple IPs and build scalable DV infrastructure spanning chips and programs.

The role requires 8+ years in SystemVerilog/UVM/C++, leadership experience, and deep verification expertise across SoC tape-out, formal methods, emulation, or low-power verification.

Qualifications

• 8+ years hands-on verification experience with SystemVerilog, UVM and C/C++ at IP/SoC level.
• Led DV for complex IP or SoC through tape-out and sign-off.
• Defined and ran verification plans, coverage and closure metrics across multiple blocks or IPs.
• Built UVM verification environments and reusable components.
• Experience in formal verification, emulation/FPGA prototyping, or low-power verification.

Responsibilities

• Own verification strategy across multiple IPs and subsystems.
• Build and scale DV infrastructure across chips and programs.
• Mentor engineers and coordinate work across teams.
• Verify computer vision, imaging/ISP, DSP or ML accelerator designs.

Skills

SystemVerilog

UVM

C/C++

DV strategy

SVA

Python scripting

team leadership

power/UPF verification

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science / Electrical Engineering / Computer Engineering

Bachelor's degree in related field or equivalent practical experience

Master's or PhD in EE/CE/CS

Job description

Meta is hiring a Design Verification lead to own verification for complex computer vision and imaging accelerator IP and subsystems. You will define the verification strategy across multiple IPs and build scalable DV infrastructure spanning chips and programs.

The role requires 8+ years in SystemVerilog/UVM/C++, leadership experience, and deep verification expertise across SoC tape-out, formal methods, emulation, or low-power verification.