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Description
In this highly visible role, you will be at the centre of a System-on-a-chip (SoC) design verification effort collaborating with design, with a critical impact on getting high quality and bug-free functional products to millions of customers quickly. While working on complete formal verification for single or multiple design blocks and IPs, you will collaborate with members of the team to: Create formal micro-architecture specifications Understand computer architecture Develop formal verification test plans Prove properties for the design, find design bugs, and work closely with design teams to help improve the micro-architecture Architect novel and innovative solutions for verifying sophisticated design micro-architectures Develop and implement re-usable and optimised formal models and verification code base Minimum Qualifications
Good knowledge of formal logic and automated reasoning Good knowledge of C, C++ or Python Strong problem solving and interpersonal skills Strong written and verbal communication in English Currently enrolled in penultimate year of Bachelor's, Master's or PhD Degree program in Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mathematics / Applied Mathematics or a related field Preferred Qualifications
Our internship opportunities in the UK are available only for St Albans location Knowledge of SML or other functional languages a plus Understanding of formal methods/formal verification for real-world systems a plus Understanding of computer architecture and operating systems a plus Understanding of general programming languages paradigms a plus
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In this highly visible role, you will be at the centre of a System-on-a-chip (SoC) design verification effort collaborating with design, with a critical impact on getting high quality and bug-free functional products to millions of customers quickly. While working on complete formal verification for single or multiple design blocks and IPs, you will collaborate with members of the team to: Create formal micro-architecture specifications Understand computer architecture Develop formal verification test plans Prove properties for the design, find design bugs, and work closely with design teams to help improve the micro-architecture Architect novel and innovative solutions for verifying sophisticated design micro-architectures Develop and implement re-usable and optimised formal models and verification code base Minimum Qualifications
Good knowledge of formal logic and automated reasoning Good knowledge of C, C++ or Python Strong problem solving and interpersonal skills Strong written and verbal communication in English Currently enrolled in penultimate year of Bachelor's, Master's or PhD Degree program in Electronic Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mathematics / Applied Mathematics or a related field Preferred Qualifications
Our internship opportunities in the UK are available only for St Albans location Knowledge of SML or other functional languages a plus Understanding of formal methods/formal verification for real-world systems a plus Understanding of computer architecture and operating systems a plus Understanding of general programming languages paradigms a plus
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