Working Student/Intern (f/m/d) Design Verification Engineer (nxp)

Job Description

Secure Transactions & Identification (STI) works at the forefront of technology providing solutions for mobile wallet (payment, transit, access), mobile security, identification, and UWB in consumer products ranging from smart phones to laptops.

We are seeking a new team member in Hamburg to build mobile payment and security solutions for smart phones, watches, and laptops. As a working student digital verification engineer, you will specify a test plan, verify, and validate our security SOC's blocks. The main job role is test plan development, testbench creation, and test sequence writing in System Verilog UVM and Embedded code (C).

This cross-disciplinary role will provide the ability to directly influence a design from architecture to validation of silicon. It requires a high degree of collaboration and communication with our team members in San Diego, Germany, and France spanning multiple domains such as analog, digital, validation, and RF.

If you are looking for a job in a fast paced collaborative environment where you will see the products you work on in peoples hands everyday, we have a place for you!

Job Summary:

• UVM test bench coding and micro-architecture

• UVM test sequence coding

• GLS simulation debug

• Embedded (C) test case coding

• Support RTL code coverage

• Hold design verification reviews

• Support validation of silicon in the lab

Job Qualifications:

• Enrolled student

• Familiar with Verilog/System Verilog

• Familiar with ASIC/SOC design flow

• Familiar with Low Power intent verification using CPF, UPF

• Team player with clear verbal and written communication skills

• Flexible and adaptable with ability to put new information in context quickly

• Fluent in English

Please note:
The successful candidate may/will be responsible for security related tasks.
The assignment may/will be in scope of security certifications, therefore a conscious and reliable way of working is necessary.

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