SoC AVV Engineer - Pre-Silicon Validation & Testing

118-WW TMG MFG OPS; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments is seeking an Applications Validation & Verification (AVV) Engineer to join our Advanced Technology Integration (ATI) group. You will design, create, and execute tests that validate many system features, analyzing performance, throughput, latency, MIPS, and power in bare-metal C with some assembly, on pre-silicon emulation and real silicon.

Join TI to contribute to cutting-edge SoC validation, collaborate with design and validation teams, document results, and support field

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Computer or related engineering field.
• 5 years engineering experience with silicon design or validation.
• Experience with digital/embedded design on emulation/FPGA platforms/RTL Sim.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate SoC designs with Systems Experts to determine key targets for V&V.
• Design and document test plans for SoCs.
• Create tests using C (with some assembly), with support from scripting languages.
• Debug tests and designs on pre-silicon emulation platforms.
• Repeat test execution and debugging on real silicon.
• Work cross-functionally with design team and other validation teams to ensure all tests pass.
• Document results, issues encountered, flows used, tools created, etc.
• Support cross-functional teams and FAEs fielding customer questions.

Skills

C/C++ programming

embedded systems debugging

assembly programming

DSPs (C6x/C7x)

emulation platforms

debugging with digital waveforms

TI SoCs

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or related

Tools

RTL Sim

FPGA platforms

emulation platforms

Job description

Texas Instruments is seeking an Applications Validation & Verification (AVV) Engineer to join our Advanced Technology Integration (ATI) group. You will design, create, and execute tests that validate many system features, analyzing performance, throughput, latency, MIPS, and power in bare-metal C with some assembly, on pre-silicon emulation and real silicon.

Join TI to contribute to cutting-edge SoC validation, collaborate with design and validation teams, document results, and support field