Entry Level Hardware Developer

IBM

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Work type: On-site
Location: Austin, TX
Posted: 3 days ago
Freshness: Confirmed live yesterday
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As an Entry level Hardware Developer, you will join the team responsible for the pre-silicon functional and performance verification of chipsets. You will plan, build, and execute verification testplans for specific areas including the core, cache/nest subsystem, memory hierarchy, I/O subsystem, or other on-silicon IP for future IBM Power Systems and IBM Z Systems offerings. Your daily work involves using state-of-the-art techniques to simulate and verify custom microprocessor-based systems. You will create environments and methodologies for simulating VHDL input while performing analysis and problem debugging across various levels of the design hierarchy. This role requires a blend of hardware and software engineering skills to identify functional and performance issues. You must document environment details and communicate progress while solving complex technical problems within these microprocessor components.

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VHDL ASIC Verification Debug Cache/Nest Subsystem Memory Hierarchy I/O Subsystem

What you'll do

Plan, build, and execute verification testplans for core, cache, memory, and I/O subsystems.
Simulate and verify designs of custom microprocessor-based systems using state-of-the-art techniques.
Create environments and methodologies for simulating VHDL inputs.
Identify pre-silicon functional and performance issues for specific microprocessor components.
Perform analysis and problem debugging across various levels of the design hierarchy.
Document verification environment details and communicate work progress.

What we're looking for

Experience in pre-silicon functional and performance verification of chipsets.
Ability to plan, build, and execute verification testplans for core, cache/nest, memory, or I/O subsystems.
Proficiency in using state-of-the-art techniques to simulate and verify custom microprocessor-based systems.
Skills in hardware and software engineering to create environments and methodologies for simulating VHDL input.
Ability to perform analysis and problem debug across various levels within the design hierarchy.
Ability to document verification environment details and communicate work progress.

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