Senior ASIC/FPGA Verification Engineer - Space Systems

CTS International; El Segundo (CA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Company Space, Intelligence & Weapons Systems is seeking multiple ASIC/FPGA Verification Engineers to join our team in El Segundo or Huntington Beach, CA. You will develop state‑of‑the‑art digital ICs/SoCs, collaborating with electronics groups across the company and worldwide.

The role requires hands‑on experience with SystemVerilog/UVM, testbench creation, and functional coverage. A BS in engineering is required; advanced degrees and space‑domain exposure are a plus.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in Engineering or equivalent in Electrical/Computer related field required.
• Proven experience in ASIC/FPGA verification processes.
• Proficiency in hardware verification languages (SystemVerilog, SystemVerilog Assertions) and UVM.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement an ASIC/FPGA verification environment using UVM and SystemVerilog.
• Develop self‑checking and reusable test benches.
• Create Functional Coverage Models and conduct Code Coverage analysis.
• Set up regression tests and collect coverage metrics.
• Assist in FPGA-based prototyping and validation.
• Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to align verification with project goals.

Skills

ASIC/FPGA verification

SystemVerilog/UVM

Testbenches design

Object‑Oriented programming

Functional Coverage

Code Coverage

Linux

Version control

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Master’s Degree in EE/CS

Tools

Palladium

SystemVerilog

Git

Job description

Company Space, Intelligence & Weapons Systems is seeking multiple ASIC/FPGA Verification Engineers to join our team in El Segundo or Huntington Beach, CA. You will develop state‑of‑the‑art digital ICs/SoCs, collaborating with electronics groups across the company and worldwide.

The role requires hands‑on experience with SystemVerilog/UVM, testbench creation, and functional coverage. A BS in engineering is required; advanced degrees and space‑domain exposure are a plus.