Onsite ASIC/FPGA Verification Engineer - Entry Level

Boeing; El Segundo (CA); On-site; USD 79,000 - 107,000; Full time

Job summary

The Boeing Company in El Segundo, CA is seeking an entry level ASIC/FPGA Design Verification Engineer to join the Boeing Electronic Products team. The role involves verification across ASIC/FPGA/SoC blocks and requires working onsite with exposure to aerospace programs.

Responsibilities include developing tests and verification infrastructure, and contributing to coverage and traceability. Strong SystemVerilog/UVM knowledge is preferred and candidates must be eligible for US security clearance.

Qualifications

• US Citizenship and ability to obtain a US security clearance is required.
• Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering or related field.
• Experience with ASIC/FPGA/SoC design verification.
• Understanding of digital verification fundamentals.
• Experience with SystemVerilog for simulation testbench development and RTL debugging.

Responsibilities

• Execute assigned verification tasks and progressively increase ownership.
• Develop simulation, debug, coverage, and requirements traceability skills.
• Contribute to SystemVerilog and UVM environments, tests, UVCs, and reusable infrastructure.
• Support integration investigations and system-level debug activities.
• Contribute to verification objectives, coverage assessments, and closure activities appropriate to experience level.

Skills

SystemVerilog

UVM

Digital verification fundamentals

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering or related field

Tools

Palladium

Linux

Job description

The Boeing Company in El Segundo, CA is seeking an entry level ASIC/FPGA Design Verification Engineer to join the Boeing Electronic Products team. The role involves verification across ASIC/FPGA/SoC blocks and requires working onsite with exposure to aerospace programs.

Responsibilities include developing tests and verification infrastructure, and contributing to coverage and traceability. Strong SystemVerilog/UVM knowledge is preferred and candidates must be eligible for US security clearance.