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About Amd
AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) is a semiconductor company that develops high-performance processors, graphics cards, and adaptive computing solutions for gaming, data centers, and embedded markets. Industry: Semiconductors
Amd currently has
367 open roles
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Listed pay typically runs
$166,400–$249,600
across 367 roles with salary data.
The GPU Design Verification Engineer - Shader Core joins a team responsible for verifying the GPU shader processor core to ensure high-performance graphics and compute workloads. The role involves developing comprehensive verification plans, designing and executing directed and constrained-random tests, and debugging simulation failures to resolve functional issues. You will collaborate with architecture, hardware, and firmware teams to validate new features and improve design quality through coverage analysis and infrastructure automation. Required skills include proficiency in Verilog, SystemVerilog, C, C++, and scripting languages like Perl or Ruby. Candidates should possess knowledge of UVM-based environments, GPU architecture, graphics pipeline concepts, and Linux-based development. The role focuses on the technical challenge of ensuring reliability for complex hardware components within a high-performance computing environment using tools such as SystemC and Transaction-Level Modeling.
UVM
System Verilog
VCS
Verdi
Indago
GDB
C
C++
Perl
Assertion-based Verification
Functional Coverage
Random Stimulus
ASIC Verification
Post-silicon Verification
System Verilog
UVM
SystemC
Verilog
C++
Formal Verification
ASIC Design
RTL
Linux
Windows
OOP
Simulation
Functional Coverage
Digital Design
Computer Architecture