Job Description

At Altair Semiconductor, we develop advanced wireless and IoT solutions that connect millions of devices worldwide.

Our engineers own significant parts of each project, becoming true experts in their fields. You'll work directly with your team from initial concept through final delivery, seeing the real impact of your work.

We maintain a flat organization where ideas flow freely between engineers and leadership. Our experienced team members actively mentor newer colleagues, creating an environment where everyone can learn and grow.

We're proud that our employees choose to build long-term careers with us. Many of our team members have been with the company for years, contributing to a stable, knowledgeable workplace where collaboration comes naturally.

We understand the importance of work-life balance and want to make it easy for you to have time for everything you want to do.

What you will be doing

As a SOC Verification student, you'll develop complex verification environments for Altair's advanced 5G IoT semiconductor products. Working directly with design and software teams, you'll take part in the verification efforts from block-level to full chip integration. Your work ensures the quality and reliability of innovative systems that power millions of connected devices worldwide.

On a typical day

On a typical day, you might start by analyzing test reports from overnight regressions, collaborate with designers to debug a complex protocol issue, learn and implement verification methodologies, and participate in a technical review of a new test environment.

Responsibilities

• Be a part of the SoC Silicon Verification team
• Investigate, invent, develop, innovate, and improve challenging verification environments in a full-chip platform
• Multi-disciplinary–participate in different steps of the verification flows
• Acquire thorough knowledge and understanding of cutting-edge industry technology and standards
• Work closely with the HW design team and support other team activities such as SW bring-up and debuggin

Requirements

• Third/Fourth year student in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering from a recognized university.
• Outstanding academic achievement
• Team player
• Hands-on VLSI design or verification experience - an advantage
• Experience in SW design and programming - an advantage