Verification Designer

Fidus Systems

7d•Remote

About The Position

The Verification Designer owns block- and system-level verification of ASIC and FPGA designs for Fidus clients, planning and executing complex verification projects end to end — building UVM, formal, and assertion-based verification environments and driving coverage closure. This role is ideal for someone who takes lead-level ownership of verification strategy, is comfortable moving between different application domains (communications, storage, signal processing, video), and takes pride in producing thorough, well-documented verification work — often working directly with clients on verification approach. At Fidus, you'll work on high-speed, high-complexity electronic systems, often using emerging technologies before they reach the broader market. You'll collaborate across FPGA/DSP, hardware, embedded software, verification, SI/PI, PCB layout, and mechanical/thermal design as part of cross-functional teams delivering real products for our clients. In practice, that means contributing to projects in areas such as space and satellite systems, next-generation communications and networking, high-performance compute and storage platforms, advanced video, imaging, VR/AR applications, and industrial, medical, and automotive systems. You won't be limited to a single product or industry—your work will follow the technology, not just one roadmap.

Requirements

8+ years of ASIC/FPGA verification experience, with proven verification-lead ownership — able to plan and execute complex verification projects end to end.
Strong SystemVerilog and UVM methodology fluency, including constrained-random verification (CRV) techniques.
Experience with functional coverage, assertions, and formal verification techniques; comfortable defining and tracking coverage metrics to closure.
Familiarity with industry-standard protocols such as Ethernet, DDR/LPDDR, HBM, security, networking, AXI, NoC, and ARM CPU subsystems.
Proficiency in scripting languages (Python, Perl, or Tcl) to automate verification tasks.
Strong debugging skills, problem-solving ability, and analytical thinking.
Strong interpersonal, teamwork, and communication skills; comfortable being client-facing.
Embraces AI as part of a modern engineering toolkit.
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.

Nice To Haves

Experience with alternative verification environments (cocoTB, pyUVM, DPI-C) is a plus.

Responsibilities

Own block- and system-level verification of ASIC and FPGA designs, from test plan development through coverage closure.
Design and implement UVM, formal, and assertion-based verification environments, applying constrained-random verification (CRV) techniques.
Develop behavioral models and write test cases to achieve functional coverage goals; define and track coverage metrics to closure.
Debug and troubleshoot failures in simulation and regression runs, collaborating with designers and system architects to resolve issues.
Automate verification tasks and monitor regressions using scripting (Python, Perl, or Tcl).
Plan, execute, and report status on multiple verification activities as a verification lead.
Work directly with external clients on verification strategy and support.