Design Verification Engineer | Switching Regulators

Texas Instruments•Phoenix, AZ

About The Position

We are seeking a talented Analog Design Verification Engineer to join our Switching Regulators group. In this role, you will be part of a Design Verification team responsible for verifying high-performance analog power ICs. Our team builds automated testbenches to verify logical functionality, electrical parameters, performance, and reliability of custom high-volume chips. We strive for continuous improvement in our tools and methodologies, and believe in fostering a culture of engineering precision and efficiency, ownership of decisions, and educating one another. This is a great opportunity to be part of an established team that's continuing to look for growth opportunities, working with worldwide leading customers and developing cutting edge solutions for power management circuits in a variety of industries, including data center and automotive applications.

Requirements

High-performance analog power IC verification
Automated testbenches
Logical functionality verification
Electrical parameters verification
Performance verification
Reliability verification
SystemVerilog stimulus and checkers
Datasheet verification
System-level use cases verification
Design-for-test features verification
Customer and bench/ATE usability verification
Behavioral models of analog circuits creation and maintenance

Nice To Haves

Guidance on Design for Verification architecture
Triage and close bugs
Elaborate and clarify datasheet and functional specifications
Contribute to verification methodologies
Improve execution efficiency
Reduce simulation times
Ensure limited silicon bugs

Responsibilities

Execute pre-silicon verification of complex analog IC products.
Build testbench and automation solutions that are scalable, supporting SystemVerilog stimulus and checkers to verify device behavior before tapeout.
Verify analog designs to work according to the datasheet, system-level use cases, design-for-test features, and usability from a customer and bench/ATE perspective.
Work with design teams and systems teams to provide guidance on Design for Verification architecture during chip development, triage and close bugs as they arise, and elaborate and clarify datasheet and functional specifications.
Create and maintain behavioral models of analog circuits.
Collaborate with validation and test engineering teams to enable successful transfer to production.
Contribute to verification methodologies in order to improve execution efficiency, reduce simulation times, and ensure limited silicon bugs.
Make assignments for team members, providing guidance as needed, developing schedules, and monitoring progress throughout the project.