Senior Wireless SoC Verification Engineer - End-to-End

Apple, Inc.; Irvine (CA); On-site; USD 175,000 - 309,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and dental coverage

Employee stock purchase plan

Tuition reimbursement

Relocation assistance

Discretionary bonuses

Job summary

Apple’s N1 wireless chip powers connectivity across every new iPhone. As a Senior Wireless SOC Verification Engineer, you’ll own your verification scope end-to-end on a chip that ships in every new iPhone.

You’ll work across the Power Management Unit, the CPU subsystem, on-chip debug infrastructure, PCIe, bus fabric, boot and secure-boot sequencing, and peripherals like SPI and UART, choosing simulation, formal, or whichever approach is required.

Qualifications

• BS and a minimum of 10 years relevant industry experience.
• Proven track record of working full ASIC cycle from concept to tape-out to bring-up, including test-planning, testbench implementation, test sequence creation and debugging, and coverage closure.
• Expertise in SystemVerilog coding and UVM methodology.

Responsibilities

• Pair with design early shape the verification plan before RTL lands, not after.
• Debug corner-case failures and build the models coverage or proof that catch them.
• Verify low-power design intent using UPF within your scope.
• Grow into formal verification as your projects call for it. The team will help you ramp up, not expect you to arrive fluent.
• Own methodology decisions in your area, you set the approach, not just execute one.
• Verify end-to-end WiFi and Bluetooth traffic flows, from subsystem level up through top-level SOC integration.
• Push on AI-assisted verification, help the team find where it moves the needle.
• Support post-silicon bring-up when your project needs it.

Skills

SystemVerilog

UVM

ASIC

Education

BS in Electrical Engineering

Tools

PCIe

UPF

Formal Verification

Job description

Apple’s N1 wireless chip powers connectivity across every new iPhone. As a Senior Wireless SOC Verification Engineer, you’ll own your verification scope end-to-end on a chip that ships in every new iPhone.

You’ll work across the Power Management Unit, the CPU subsystem, on-chip debug infrastructure, PCIe, bus fabric, boot and secure-boot sequencing, and peripherals like SPI and UART, choosing simulation, formal, or whichever approach is required.