Join NVIDIA's elite engineering team as a Senior Verification Engineer, contributing to the next generation of high-performance PCI Express controllers for cutting-edge GPUs and SOCs. This role offers a unique opportunity to make a significant impact within a dynamic, technology-driven company at the forefront of graphics, AI, and autonomous systems.

At NVIDIA, we are passionate about solving complex problems through parallel and visual computing. Our GPUs have evolved from powering immersive virtual worlds to simulating human intelligence, driving advancements in AI, robotics, and self-driving cars. As an AI computing company, we are shaping the future of technology.

Take ownership of ASIC design verification, including architecture, golden models, and micro-architecture for PCIE controllers at IP and sub-system levels. Leverage advanced methodologies like UVM to ensure design integrity.

Develop robust, reusable bus functional models, monitors, checkers, and scoreboards adhering to coverage-driven verification practices.

Understand intricate design specifications and implementations, define verification scope, create comprehensive test plans, and build essential verification infrastructure.

Collaborate closely with architects, designers, and pre- and post-silicon verification teams to achieve project milestones.

We are seeking candidates with a B.Tech./M.Tech or equivalent experience, possessing at least 5 years of relevant professional background.

Demonstrated expertise in verification at Unit, Sub-system, or SOC levels, with strong proficiency in Verilog and SystemVerilog.

Proven experience in the comprehensive verification of IP or interconnect protocols, such as PCI Express or USB.

Experience in developing and operating within functional coverage-based constrained-random verification environments.

A solid foundation in DV methodologies like UVM/VMM and familiarity with industry-standard simulation and debug tools.

Standout qualifications include excellent knowledge of PCIE protocol (Gen3 and above), a strong grasp of PCIE/CXL-based system-level architecture, and proficiency in scripting languages like Perl or Python. Strong debugging, analytical, and interpersonal skills are also highly valued.