Emulation Engineer
Intel Corporation (company site, opens in a new tab)6–12 yrsOn-siteDirect career pageEst. 22–40 LPA
Posted 8h ago
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About This Role
- Own the development, testing, debugging, and enhancement of emulation models from RTL designs to improve presilicon verification and postsilicon validation.
- Develop and integrate hardware/software collateral and automation tools to optimize emulation environment usability and verification efficiency.
- Collaborate across design, validation, and software teams for SoC/IP bring-up, root-cause analysis, and improving emulation platform reliability.
Minimum Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Communication or a related field.
- 6-12 years of experience including emulation model builds and debug using platforms such as ZeBu, Veloce, or Palladium.
- Proficiency in RTL code debug (Verilog preferred), Reset and Boot debug at SoC level, and programming skills in Python, C/C++, Perspec, and Verilog.
- Work Location: Must live and work in India; fully home-based with occasional onsite as needed.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- Experience working with Synopsys tools and emulation platforms like ZeBu or HAPS indicating strong emulation platform expertise.
- Familiarity with Intel CPU architecture or x86 architecture to effectively contribute to relevant SoC/IP designs.
- Comfortable working in a cross-functional environment requiring collaboration on system-level emulation, verification methodologies, and test suite enhancements.