Roles and Responsibilities
· Plan and execute verification of analog and mixed-signal circuits at block, subsystem, and full-chip levels.
· Develop and maintain full-chip mixed-signal simulation environments in which analog circuitry, digital logic, and firmware coexist.
· Create schematic and behavioral models for selected blocks to make full-chip simulations feasible, efficient, and sufficiently accurate for the intended verification objective.
· Develop verification plans from design data sheets, new feature requests, requirements, interface definitions, and identified risk areas.
· Run static and dynamic simulations to identify leakage paths, power-sequencing issues, and unintended circuit interactions.
· Perform device-level electrical rule checks, including SOA, snapback, SFB, and related reliability checks.
· Perform SPF extraction analysis and fanout, connectivity, and coupling checks.
· Execute power-cycling simulations, including power-loss and brownout events.
· Run chip-level user-mode simulations that correlate analog subsystems, logic behavior, and firmware algorithms.
· Debug complex AMS failures with a system-level outlook, identify root causes, and work with design, firmware, and verification partners to drive closure.
· Develop scripts and reusable automation for regression setup, simulation execution, log processing, waveform analysis, result comparison, and report generation.
· Develop AI-assisted engineering flows and agent-based tools that automate or accelerate repetitive AMS verification activities.
· Prototype engineering agents for use cases such as requirement-to-test extraction, verification-plan assistance, regression triage, log summarization, failure clustering, waveform-analysis guidance, coverage-gap identification, and technical report generation.
· Integrate approved engineering data, scripts, simulation results, and documentation into reusable AI workflows with clear validation checks and human review.
· Define success criteria, evaluate the accuracy and usefulness of AI-generated outputs, document limitations, and ensure that final verification decisions remain grounded in simulations, specifications, and engineering judgment.
· Collaborate with Product Engineering, Test, Probe, Process Integration, Assembly, and other partner teams to improve product quality, root-cause analysis, reliability, cost, and time-to-market.