Senior Wireless PHY Verification Engineer - Multi-Gig WiFi

Apple Inc.; Sunnyvale (CA); Hybrid; USD 185,000 - 325,000; Full time

Job summary

Apple Inc. in Sunnyvale, CA, is seeking a Wireless PHY Design Verification Engineer to join the Wireless Connectivity team.

You will verify WiFi PHY digital systems, architect verification strategies, and enable high-throughput, low-power wireless performance across Apple's products. You will develop UVM environments, testbenches, BFMs, and constrained random scenarios for IEEE 802.11 protocols, driving coverage closure and first-time-right silicon.

Qualifications

• BS degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
• Minimum 10 years of relevant industry experience.
• Proven track record of multiple tapeouts.
• Experience verifying wireless, DSP, or digital communication systems.
• Strong SystemVerilog/UVM testbench expertise.
• Knowledge of ASIC verification flows and coverage-driven methods.

Responsibilities

• Develop UVM environments and BFMs for DSP subsystems and IEEE 802.11.
• Own subsystem verification from test planning to feature closure.
• Create constrained random scenarios and assertion-based checks.
• Drive coverage closure with cross-functional teams.
• Analyze verification data to improve silicon quality.
• Collaborate across Systems and Design teams to ensure first-time-right silicon.

Skills

SystemVerilog

UVM

Constrained Random

Coverage-driven verification

Debugging simulations

DSP/IEEE 802.11 knowledge

ASIC verification workflow

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Job description

Apple Inc. in Sunnyvale, CA, is seeking a Wireless PHY Design Verification Engineer to join the Wireless Connectivity team.

You will verify WiFi PHY digital systems, architect verification strategies, and enable high-throughput, low-power wireless performance across Apple's products. You will develop UVM environments, testbenches, BFMs, and constrained random scenarios for IEEE 802.11 protocols, driving coverage closure and first-time-right silicon.