About the role
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The Role and Impact As a CPU Design Verification Engineer, you will play a critical role in ensuring the functionality and reliability of Intel's next-generation CPU designs. You will develop and execute verification plans, create test benches, and analyze system simulation results to identify and debug issues in pre-silicon environments. Your contributions will directly impact the quality and performance of Intel's processors, enabling innovative computing solutions for a variety of applications. Business group You will be part of Intel's CPU Technology team, a group dedicated to advancing processor designs that deliver cutting-edge performance and efficiency. This team plays a pivotal role in Intel's mission to power transformative technology across industries, ensuring designs meet or exceed quality objectives through rigorous validation processes. Joining this group means contributing to Intel's leadership in CPU innovation and helping drive future technological advancements. Key
Responsibilities - Develop and execute IP verification plans aligned with CPU microarchitecture specifications. - Create and optimize test benches and verification environments to ensure coverage goals are met. - Define and run system simulation models to uncover bugs and validate CPU designs. - Debug issues in pre-silicon environments, root-cause failures, and implement corrective measures. - Collaborate with CPU architects and RTL developers to verify complex architectural and microarchitectural features. - Document test plans and contribute to technical reviews with cross-functional teams. - Maintain and enhance existing functional verification methodologies and tools.
Qualifications: Minimum
Qualifications - Bachelor's or master’s degree in electrical engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field, with skills gained through academic projects, internships, coursework, or training. - Foundational knowledge of CPU architecture and computer systems. - Proficiency in System Verilog and UVM. - Familiarity with scripting languages such as Python or PERL. - Experience using industry-standard verification tools and methodologies. Preferred