Verification Engineer

At Oriole Networks, we are developing disruptive technologies for AI/ML and HPC networking that will revolutionise Data Centers. These technologies will speed up training and inference while dramatically reducing energy consumption for a sustainable future.
We are looking for an experienced Verification Engineer to work within our existing team to develop high-speed network interfaces between xPUs and our proprietary network. The successful candidate will deliver module and system level verification solutions, working iteratively through a series of prototypes to ultimately deliver a production-grade solution. Responsibilities will include verification infrastucture architecting, verification planning, testbench and test implementation, and coverage closure.

Responsibilities:

Definition and execution of verification strategies and plans based on specification and collaboration with the broader team

Develop testbenches at module and system level, including stimulus, monitors, checkers, and scoreboards

Develop tests, maintain functional coverage models and drive coverage closure

Support hardware validation, reproducing and debugging complex functional issues, working closely with RTL and system teams, to resolve root causes

Skills & Experience:

Extensive hands-on industry experience of FPGA or ASIC verification, ideally for GPU/CPU interfacing and networking at 100Gbps and above

Experience verifying at unit and system level, particularly for FPGA solutions, ideally for production quality IP

Experience architecting verification environments and infrastructure

Strong knowledge of verification methodologies, functional coverage, assertions and constrained random verification

Excellent skills in SystemVerilog

Scripting and automation, such as TCL and Python

Experience using Questa, VCS

Experience of formal verification tools, for example Questa Formal, JasperGold

Experience of many of the following: UALink, NVLink, PCIe, RDMA, CXL

A humble attitude and good communication skills

Bachelor or Master degree in electronics engineering, physics, or other relevant fields or experience within the industry;