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ASIC Verification Engineer - New College Grad 2027

NVIDIA · Santa Clara, CA · Just now · 0 applicants
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Pay
$100k–$167kListed
Workplace
On-site
Job type
Full-time
Level
Junior
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About the role

NVIDIA seeks a new graduate ASIC Verification Engineer to support pre-silicon design verification, build automated verification flows, develop UVM and SystemVerilog tests, and debug RTL simulation failures. The role focuses on ensuring hardware functionality across CPU/SoC architectures and hardware-software interactions.

What you’ll do

  • Support pre-silicon design verification
  • Ensure hardware functionality
  • Build automated verification flows
  • Develop and analyze UVM testbenches and SystemVerilog tests
  • Debug RTL simulation failures

What you’ll need

  • Pursuing or recently completed BS, MS, or PhD in EE, CE, or related field
  • Coursework or internship exposure to computer architecture, logic design, or HDL languages
  • Strong programming experience in C++ or SystemVerilog and understanding of OOP
  • Solid understanding of CPU or SoC architecture
  • Experience with HW/SW interactions and directed/random functional testing
  • Internship or lab experience with GPU/Processor verification or hardware debug

Original job description

NVIDIA is hiring an ASIC Verification Engineer to support pre-silicon design verification and ensure hardware functionality. The role involves building automated verification flows, developing and analyzing UVM testbenches and SystemVerilog tests, and debugging RTL simulation failures.Pursuing or recently completed a BS, MS, or PhD in EE, CE, or related…

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