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NVIDIA
Santa Clara, CA
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Intel
Full-time · $220,920 – $311,890
This role leads formal verification strategy for Intel's AI chip designs, ensuring correctness through advanced formal methods and SystemVerilog assertions. It suits senior engineers with deep expertise in formal verification methodologies who can mentor others and drive sign-off on complex SoC blocks.
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Broadcom Inc.
5 locations · $143,800 – $230,000
Broadcom's ASIC division seeks a verification engineer to design and validate complex digital and mixed-signal IP blocks, from initial planning through coverage closure and debug. This role suits someone with deep SystemVerilog and UVM expertise who can architect reusable verification environments and work across block, system, and ASIC levels.
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NVIDIA
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Intel
Santa Clara, CA · $164,470 – $311,890
Intel seeks a senior-level verification engineer to lead the validation of critical chip interconnect and memory subsystems, working across architecture, design, and software teams. The role demands deep expertise in verification methodologies and protocol standards, with the breadth to contribute across traditional engineering disciplines and adopt AI-assisted development practices.
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NVIDIA
Durham, NC
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Intel
Full-time · $141,910 – $200,340
Intel seeks a verification engineer to validate mixed-signal designs through functional testing, simulation, and debugging, ensuring silicon meets performance and power specifications. This role suits engineers with 2–3+ years of experience in digital logic verification and HDL who want to work on power delivery technology at scale.
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NVIDIA
Santa Clara, CA
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Intel
Austin, TX
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NVIDIA
2 locations
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NVIDIA
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NVIDIA
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NVIDIA
2 locations
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NVIDIA
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NVIDIA
Santa Clara, CA
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NVIDIA
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NVIDIA
Santa Clara, CA
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NVIDIA
2 locations
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NVIDIA
$136,000 – $264,500
NVIDIA is looking for a verification engineer to validate their AI-accelerated SoCs used in autonomous vehicles and gaming systems, working across chip-level strategies and complex verification infrastructure. This role suits someone with deep ASIC verification expertise who can collaborate with architects and designers to ensure these cutting-edge processors meet rigorous functional requirements.
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NVIDIA
3 locations
This role involves leading the verification of complex networking chip blocks at NVIDIA, from planning through coverage closure, working with architecture teams to identify edge cases and ensure designs are fully testable. It suits experienced verification engineers who want to make a significant impact in a high-performance semiconductor environment.
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NVIDIA
Full-time · 2 locations · $100,000 – $166,750
NVIDIA seeks recent graduates to apply formal verification techniques to hardware design, proving the correctness of processors and accelerators through mathematical reasoning and specialized tools. This role suits analytically strong graduates excited about working with experienced engineers to catch bugs before silicon fabrication.
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NVIDIA
Full-time · 2 locations · $168,000 – $310,500
NVIDIA is hiring a senior engineer to verify complex custom chip and interconnect designs, ensuring they work correctly and perform well across multiple integration levels. This role suits someone with deep ASIC verification experience who understands how on-chip fabrics connect different system components and can collaborate across architecture, design, and validation teams.
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NVIDIA
Full-time · Santa Clara, CA · $168,000 – $310,500
NVIDIA seeks a senior-level verification engineer to develop comprehensive testplans and UVM-based infrastructure for GPU and SoC display engines used across consumer, automotive, and AI products. This role suits experienced hardware verification engineers with deep expertise in display protocols and system-level design who thrive on collaborating across global teams to deliver silicon-proven solutions.
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NVIDIA
Full-time · Santa Clara, CA · $136,000 – $218,500
NVIDIA seeks a senior engineer to develop behavioral models and verification for custom mixed-signal design cells used across their GPU and ASIC products, using hardware description languages and scripting to ensure performance and power efficiency. This role bridges circuit and digital design, requiring hands-on RTL simulation expertise and collaboration with cross-functional teams.
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NVIDIA
Full-time · Santa Clara, CA · $136,000 – $264,500
NVIDIA seeks a verification engineer to develop testbenches and test plans for memory subsystem IP used across graphics, autonomous vehicles, HPC, and AI platforms. The role involves working with design teams to ensure functional correctness and performance, with exposure to post-silicon verification.
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