NAND Pre-Silicon Verification Engineer — Hybrid

Solidigm; Sacramento (CA); Hybrid; USD 121,000 - 194,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

RSU

RCU

Cash bonus

Benefits package

Job summary

Solidigm is hiring for a pre-silicon verification role focused on advanced 3D NAND designs. You will develop UVM-based tests, write SVAs, and maintain mixed-signal verification environments. Strong scripting and data-analysis skills are essential to drive coverage and automation.

The role is hybrid, based in Rancho Cordova, CA, with responsibilities spanning test plan creation, regression, and collaboration across design and modeling teams. A solid background in memory verification is required.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree with 3+ years of relevant experience or bachelor’s with 5+ years in EE/CE/CS.
• Experience in pre-silicon verification of memory products is required.
• Hands-on with UVM, SystemVerilog Assertions, and formal property verification.
• Experience with mixed-signal verification, modeling, and simulation.

Responsibilities

• Create and maintain verification test plans based on design specs.
• Develop UVM-based directed and constrained-random tests and debug failures.
• Define functional coverage models and perform analysis and closure.
• Create SystemVerilog Assertions for 3D NAND designs.
• Maintain UVM-based verification environment and mixed-signal models.
• Automate verification workflows and data collection.

Skills

UVM

SystemVerilog

Assertions

Mixed-signal

Programming

Data analysis

Communication

Scripting

Education

Master’s degree

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

UVM-based tools

Simulation tools

Job description

Solidigm is hiring for a pre-silicon verification role focused on advanced 3D NAND designs. You will develop UVM-based tests, write SVAs, and maintain mixed-signal verification environments. Strong scripting and data-analysis skills are essential to drive coverage and automation.

The role is hybrid, based in Rancho Cordova, CA, with responsibilities spanning test plan creation, regression, and collaboration across design and modeling teams. A solid background in memory verification is required.