Top level AMS verification engineer

Location: Eindhoven, nl

Company Description

Our customer: NXP Semiconductors N.V. (NASDAQ: NXPI) creates solutions that enable secure connections for a smarter world. Building on its expertise in High Performance Mixed Signal electronics,

NXP is driving innovation in the automotive, identification and mobile industries, and in application areas including wireless infrastructure, lighting, healthcare, industrial, consumer tech and computing. NXP has operations in more than 25 countries. Additional information can be found by visiting www.nxp.com

Job Description

The project develops a High End magnetic Speed Sensor for Automotive ABS applications. First engineering samples are available and the project prepares for the redesign being the final product. 100% verification coverage is the target to be met before the tape-out.

Qualifications

We are looking for a top level analog mixed signal verification engineer with digital design background to strengthen the multi discipline team in Nijmegen which is responsible for the development of the ASICs for the magnetic sensor products of BL Sensors. All functional requirements of the new producthave to be verified at top-level using a mix of netlists and VerilogAMS models for analog modules combined with the digital module in RTL code.
skills: High level digital description languages (Verilog, VHDL...) experience: > 5 years
skills: Linux/Unix and C/C++/SystemC/System-Verilog programming experience: > 5 years
skills: Scripting languages TCL and/or Perl for self checking test benches experience: > 5 years

skills: Cadence and Spectre design tool experience experience: > 5 years
skills: VerilogAMS modelling of analog modules experience: > 5 years
sector know-how: Digital IC design and Analog Mixed Signal verification experience: > 5 years
foreign language: English ability: speaking and writing
project language: English and Dutch

additional requirements: MUST HAVE: experience in top-level AMS verification with self checking test benches The most important criteria are mentioned under Skill - years experience. Additional requirements: -MSc degree in Electrical Engineering - At least 5 years of working experience in AMS Digital IC design and AMS verification - Hands-on experience with Cadence and Spectre tools High level digital description languages (Verilog, VHDL...) - Linux/Unix and C/C++/SystemC/System-Verilog programming - Scripting languages TCL and/or Perl to set-up self-checking test benches and automation Being able to take or improve existing solutions Able to work independently, with minimal instructions - Team player, able to work in multi-discipline and multi-site team
seniority: > 5 - < 10 years (Medior)

Additional Information

Your employment contract will be concluded with USG Engineering or one of our Partner companies and USG Engineering will take care of Work and Resident Permits

USG Engineering

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