About The Position

The Wireless Connectivity Silicon (WCS) team develops complex wireless System-on-Chip products, including the N1 family, for current and future Apple products. The team is expanding its infrastructure to support diverse silicon tape-outs across Apple product lines. The role contributes to WCS verification initiatives, helping ensure Wi-Fi products meet quality and reliability goals. It offers opportunities to deepen knowledge of Wi-Fi protocols, complex IP and subsystems, and fabric protocols while collaborating with system architects and design, software, and firmware teams. The engineer owns verification of critical Wi-Fi MAC blocks and subsystems; architects and develops testbenches and verification environments; and helps define verification methodologies. The role includes planning and implementing tests, simulating and debugging scenarios, leading regressions and issue tracking, and driving coverage analysis and closure. AI-based tools may be used to accelerate verification workflows, automate testbench development, and improve productivity.

Requirements

  • Bachelor of Science degree and a minimum of 10 years of relevant industry experience.
  • Advanced knowledge of standard ASIC design and verification flows.
  • Proven track record leading verification methodology for clusters, subsystems, or full-chip designs.
  • Deep proficiency in object-oriented programming, SystemVerilog, and UVM.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including the ability to debug complex design issues effectively.
  • Experience using AI-based tools for verification, such as Claude Code or similar, to improve efficiency and automation.
  • Motivation and ability to collaborate effectively in a dynamic, fast-paced work environment.

Nice To Haves

  • Knowledge of wireless connectivity or MAC verification.

Responsibilities

  • Own verification of critical Wi-Fi MAC blocks and subsystems.
  • Architect and develop testbenches and verification environments, and define verification methodologies.
  • Use AI-based tools such as Claude Code to accelerate verification workflows, automate testbench development, and improve productivity.
  • Learn and work with protocols related to the IEEE 802.11 Wireless LAN specification.
  • Create, simulate, and debug test scenarios.
  • Lead regressions and issue tracking.
  • Collaborate with design, systems, and software engineering teams to review specifications and architecture, extract features, and define verification plans.
  • Drive coverage analysis and closure.
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