Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Math, or related field.
Strong problem-solving skills with a quick learning ability for new tools and subjects.
Comfortable using AI-assisted tools for problem-solving.
Exposure to digital logic design and computer architecture.
Familiarity with SystemVerilog and basic scripting in Linux/bash environments.
Responsibilities
Run daily RTL-to-physical-design verification checks to identify discrepancies early.
Utilize AI-powered tools for faster error detection and root-cause analysis.
Collaborate with senior engineers to define correct design standards.
Investigate complex problems using documentation and AI tools for efficient solutions.
Develop lightweight scripts and automations to enhance design check processes.
Communicate findings clearly to design and verification teams.
Expand responsibilities in RTL and verification as toolchain fluency increases.
Benefits
Competitive salary and benefits package
Flexible PTO
401k
Full Job Description
What you9ll do:
As a Design Verification Engineer, New Grad (AI-Driven), you will be responsible for running and sharpening the tools that check our RTL designs against physical implementation, catching issues early and helping the team move with confidence. Your primary duties and responsibilities include:
Run daily RTL-to-physical-design verification checks using our design tool suite, flagging discrepancies before they become costly problems downstream.
Leverage AI-powered tools to speed up error detection, root-cause analysis, and iteration cycles across design checks.
Partner with senior RTL and physical design engineers to understand what correct looks like for each block, building judgment that goes beyond a checklist.
Investigate unfamiliar problems by pulling together documentation, team knowledge, and AI tooling to find the fastest path to a working answer.
Build lightweight scripts and automations that make the next design check faster and more reliable than the last one.
Communicate clearly with the design and verification teams about what you found, why it matters, and what should happen next.
Grow into broader RTL and verification responsibilities as you build hands-on fluency with our toolchain and design flow.
Requirements
What You Bring To The Table:
Educational Foundation: Bachelor9s degree (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Math, or a related technical field, and a track record of picking up new tools or subjects quickly and running with them.
Problem-Solving Mindset: A track record of picking up new tools or subjects quickly and running with them, whether that came from coursework, personal projects, research, or somewhere else entirely. You like testing yourself on new kinds of problems, whether they turn out to be electrical, algorithmic, or software. We care much less about which specific tool or language you9ve already used and much more about how fast you can get up to speed on the next one.
AI Tool Fluency: Genuine comfort and curiosity using AI-assisted tools to work through unfamiliar problems; you don9t just use AI, you know how to get real answers out of it.
Technical Foundation: Exposure to digital logic design, computer architecture, or hardware description languages.
Systems Comfort: Working familiarity with SystemVerilog. Nice-to-have experience with Linux/bash environments and basic scripting.
