$105,650 – $200,340
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What this role is
Intel is hiring a CPU verification engineer to validate the functional correctness and performance of next-generation ATOM processors. The role suits experienced hardware engineers who enjoy developing testbenches, debugging complex systems, and collaborating across architecture and design teams to ship power-efficient processors.
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What they ask for
Required
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related STEM field plus 1+ years relevant experience (or Master's/PhD with 3+ months experience)
- Experience with hardware modeling languages (Verilog, VHDL, SystemVerilog) and simulation tools
- UVM-based testbench development
- Programming proficiency in Python, Perl, or C++
- Computer architecture fundamentals with CPU microarchitecture emphasis
- Debugging and validation experience including functional coverage analysis and root cause analysis
Nice to have
- x86 architecture and Intel Architecture ISA knowledge
- Pre-silicon and post-silicon CPU verification experience
- Microcode, firmware, or low-level code generation familiarity
- Synopsys VCS and Git version control experience
- Demonstrated technical ownership in CPU microarchitecture design or verification
- AI or automation application to verification processes