Staff Engineer - ASIC Verification

We are seeking an ASIC Verification Engineer with a solid ASIC/FPGA verification test strategy & development and debugging skills."The Network Infrastructure group is at the heart of a revolution to connectivity, pushing the boundaries to deliver more and faster network capacity to people worldwide through our ambition, innovation, and technical expertise ​. Join Optical Networks division , where innovation meets scale in the AI-driven data center era. With the recent acquisition of Infinera, we’ve united two industry leaders to create an optical networking powerhouse—combining cutting-edge technology with proven leadership to redefine the future of connectivity. Working as independent contributor in development and verification of the world leading SoCs based on latest technology ASICs and FPGAs Developing System Verilog/UVM based communication protocol components, Working on test plan based on functional requirements as well as applicable standards requirements Working with experts of different areas to ensure the most competitive solutions Cooperating with system engineers, HW/SW development, suppliers and other relevant functions to solve technical issues Supporting HW/SW bring-up and debug Masters degree desired, Bachelor's degree in CS/EE is required. 8+ years of relevant experience in ASIC verification field. Should have worked on developing/implementing test plans at the chip-level for complex ASICs. Fluent in System Verilog and scripting languages such as Python or Perl. Must have intimate knowledge of UVM methodology. Knowledgeable about assertions and functional coverage Experience with code coverage, formal verification tools; familiarity with evolving verification methodologies. Very good communication skills and ability and desire to work in a geographically diverse team environment. Familiarity with embedded processor & bus functional protocols would be bonus Familiarity with external memory interface protocols would be a bonus Familiarity with validation experience with any emulation platforms would be a bonus