Senior Emulation Performance Methodology & Debug Engineer
Qualcomm
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This role pays more than 98% of similar roles. Most pay $168,792–$222,500 — the blue band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $285k versus about $196k for comparable roles.
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Samsung Semiconductor is the global semiconductor business unit of Samsung Electronics, designing and manufacturing memory chips, logic semiconductors, and foundry solutions for a broad range of applications.
Samsung Semiconductor currently has 36 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $163,000–$253,000 across 36 roles with salary data.
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The Principal Engineer, Hardware Emulation joins the team to improve capabilities and debug issues for top-tier emulation vendors. This role involves bringing up the emulation platform for mixed-signal SoCs, developing monitors and checkers, and maintaining the emulation environment. The engineer will debug performance and area issues while developing workflows to support productivity during debug and runtime analysis of emulation results. Key responsibilities include owning chip-level emulation models for validating networking chip subsystems and enhancing methodology for robustness and test throughput. Required technical skills include proficiency with Palladium or Zebu platforms, Verilog, SystemVerilog RTL design, and SVAs. Candidates must be skilled in Perl or Python scripting, Makefile build flows, and waveform debug tools like Verdi or SimVision to validate chips pre-silicon and reproduce real silicon failures.
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