Design Verification Engineering

About Analog Devices ADI is the leading global wholesale distributor of security, AV, and low‑voltage products. In more than 25 years in the business, they have become a multi‑billion‑dollar distributor with more than 200 offices in 17 countries in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia‑Pacific. Your responsibilities Planning simulation tests and creating verification strategies to ensure that the design meets product specifications pre‑silicon Working with design engineers to achieve high design verification coverage Develop and execute top‑level test cases, self‑checking test benches, and regression suites Developing and validating high‑performance behavior models Verifying block‑level and chip‑level functionality and performance Reviewing verification results with IC designers and helping debug any digital RTL and analog schematics design issues seen in simulations Supporting silicon evaluation and comparing measurement results with simulations Training & development ADI interns enjoy various opportunities for social and networking connections, such as talk and learn sessions, workshops, a wafer fab tour, educational presentations, and an end‑of‑internship outing. They provide career development coaching, mentorship programs, and an opportunity to participate in community‑building activities. Compensation & benefits Healthcare plan—from medical, dental and vision plans to short‑term and long‑term disability plans. Retirement plans. Mental health counseling. Family leave Paid time off including paid vacation days. Paid company holidays. Paid sick days for exempt employees. Employee stock purchase plan. Matched charitable donations. Tuition reimbursement. Career progression ADI offers a place to achieve your ambitions and value your personal development with its people‑centric culture. They provide opportunities, training, and significant growth for engineering careers. There are opportunities to take a higher position and continuous improvement in every department. Work‑life balance Analog Devices empowers employees to build a career and community dedicated to challenging the limits of what’s possible, with a work‑life balance that supports their well‑at work and at home. Because when individuals realize their potential at ADI, they all benefit. Company culture ADI fosters an open, collaborative and people‑oriented environment where team members have on‑the‑job support and an active role in shaping the company. Because their primary focus is to deliver the latest technology and products, value‑added services, and exceptional customer service, their team members are dedicated to learning and growing to meet customer needs and supporting the company’s initiatives. About you Graduate with a BS in Electronics, Electrical, or Computer Engineering. A good foundation in electronic circuit design and analysis Strong analytical skills and advanced understanding of electronic engineering fundamentals IC design experience is preferred but not required Proficient in Object Oriented Programming, Hardware Verification Languages (System Verilog, VHDL), verification methodologies (e.g., UVM, OVM, VMM), Verilog, and C is an advantage. Knowledge in the following protocols (I2C, SPI, UART, AMBA, Memory Controller, etc) Proficient in using IC Design CAD tools for schematic and layout entry, modeling, simulation, and verification. Familiarity with scripting skills (Python or Perl or TCL) is an advantage Good written and verbal communication skills, and ability to work in a large team How to apply To apply for this position, simply click the “Apply” button on this page. #J-18808-Ljbffr