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Intel

Director, SoC Design Engineering

Intel

full time · Director

$220,920 – $311,890

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What this role is

Lead functional verification strategy and execution for Intel's advanced system-on-chip designs, mentoring engineers while driving innovation across simulation, emulation, and formal verification methodologies. This role suits experienced verification engineers ready to influence Intel's technical direction and shape product quality at scale.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field
  • 12+ years relevant experience
  • 5+ years of people management experience
  • Expertise in SystemVerilog and UVM/OVM verification methodologies
  • Knowledge of SoC microarchitecture including coherency protocols, cache subsystems, and interconnect fabrics
  • Experience with high-speed protocols such as PCIe, DDR, AXI, CHI, or NoC
  • Hands-on experience with emulation and prototyping platforms like Palladium or Veloce
  • Experience developing and maintaining verification environments including scoreboards and monitors

Nice to have

  • Master's degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering with 8+ years work experience, or PhD with 6+ years experience
  • Familiarity with power intent verification (UPF) and security verification techniques
  • Experience with AI/ML accelerators, custom interconnect fabrics, or SmartNIC technologies
  • Strong scripting skills in Python, Perl, or TCL for automation
  • Proven ability to drive pre-silicon to post-silicon correlation
  • Exceptional analytical and debugging abilities

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