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Company description: Ericsson AB Job description: Join our Team About This Opportunity Join our innovative team to use your expertise and elevate your ASIC verification to the next level within Ericsson. We specialize in the top-level verification of cutting-edge ASICs that power complex, high-performance systems. Integrated multi-chip-modules are replacing monolithic solutions. Our designs hold several hundreds of processor cores, DSPs as well as ARM cores, tailored hardware accelerator IPs and many high-speed interfaces, including Ethernet, CPRI, and PCIe. As an ASIC Top-Level Verification Engineer, you'll be part of a team tackling some of the most challenging verification tasks in the industry, ensuring that our ASICs meet our high standards for performance, functionality, and security. You will play an important role in the team developing software driven tests run in CI regressions on our four platforms, SystemC/TLM simulation, RTL simulation, hardware emulation, and eventually on Silicon. What You Will Do Bring ASIC designs into hardware emulators for pre-silicon verification and prepare tests for ASIC silicon prototype bring-ups Drive development of hybrid environments where the ASIC is split between an emulator and TLM/SystemC Develop transactors for hybrid environments Manage emulation regressions and support teams in resolving testcase issues Maintain and update existing emulator platforms Define strategies and collaborate across teams using hardware emulators Contribute to software-driven test development written in C, with debugging via EDA simulation tools, SW debuggers, and hybrid environments The Skills You Bring Essential: Experience building hardware emulation environments using Siemens Veloce, Cadence Palladium, or Synopsys Zebu Solid RTL debugging skills in SystemVerilog or VHDL C programming skills for ASICs or embedded software Desired: HW/SW co-debugging using SW debuggers for C-code on multi-core ASIC designs Debugging experience on HW emulators and/or Silicon Experience simulating and debugging on SystemC/TLM platforms Education: Master's degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or related field
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