Senior Engineer, Design Verification Engineering

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Senior Engineer, Design Verification Engineering – ATE Business Unit

Take your Analog and Mixed Signal (AMS) Design Verification expertise to the next level — with global collaboration and cutting-edge technology — at Analog Devices’ industry-leading Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) Business Unit!

We deliver high-performance solutions, including pin electronics, device power supplies, switches, and multiplexers — enabling faster, more accurate, and cost-effective semiconductor testing worldwide. Trusted by top semiconductor companies, ADI offers a platform for innovation and growth.

As a Senior AMS Design Verification Engineer, you’ll collaborate with a worldwide team, learn from the best minds in the industry, and verify pre-silicon IC’s that meet today’s complex semiconductor challenges. You'll also have the opportunity to mentor new hires and interns and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives for the AMS Design Verification team.

Key Responsibilities:

• Create verification plan to ensure that pre-silicon design meets product specifications.
• Work with design engineers to achieve high design verification coverage.
• Develop and execute top-level test cases, self-checking test benches and regressions suites.
• Develop and validate high-performance behavior models.
• Verify block-level and chip-level functionality and performance.
• Review verification results with IC designers and help debug any digital RTL and analog schematics design issues seen in simulations.
• Support silicon evaluation by aiding in testbench bring up and comparing measurement results with simulations.

Key Qualifications:

• Good foundation for key analog circuits such as Amplifier, Data Converters, Voltage Regulators, Level Shifters, Oscillators, Phase Lock Loops, Power-On Resets, SerDes, Switches and Multiplexers.
• Proficient in using IC Design CAD tools for schematic and layout entry, modeling, simulation, and verification.
• Strong analytical skills and advanced understanding of electronic engineering fundamentals.
• Knowledge in the following protocols (I2C, SPI, UART, AMBA, Memory Controller, etc).
• Familiarity with scripting languages (Python, Perl or TCL).

Education and Experience:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electronics or Electrical Engineering.
• At least 4 years of relevant AMS Design Verification experience.

Additional Skills:

• Strong communication skills, both written and oral.
• Ability to collaborate effectively within a cross-functional, global team.
• Demonstrated leadership and project coordination capabilities.
• IC design experience is an advantage.
• Proficiency in Object Oriented Programming, Hardware Verification Languages (System Verilog, VHDL), verification methodologies (e.g. UVM, OVM, VMM), Verilog, and C is an advantage.

Work Arrangement and Travel:
This role offers a hybrid work setup, combining onsite and remote work. Occasional domestic and international travel is expected for technical conferences, and team engagements.

Why Join Us? At ADI, we’re committed to your professional development — offering continuous learning opportunities, technical mentorship, and leadership growth. You’ll work alongside a diverse, worldwide team, gaining exposure to innovative technologies and industry best practices. Be part of a team that shapes the future of semiconductor testing.

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