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Posted 21 May, 2026

IP Design Verification Engineer - UVM | SoC | Embedded Processors

Texas Instruments
Bengaluru, KA, IN Full Time
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Job Description

&A1; Verify the Future of Intelligence — From Silicon to System


At Texas Instruments , our engineers don't just design chips — they ensure every line of RTL is functionally correct, verified, and ready to power the world's most demanding applications. If you're a verification expert who thrives on UVM methodology, SoC integration, and driving verification closure , this is your opportunity.


About the Role


We are looking for a talented IP Design Verification Engineer – UVM | SoC | Embedded Processors to join our Processors and Application Specific Microcontroller (ASM) Business Unit — part of TI's Embedded Processors group.


You will own the full DV lifecycle — from verification strategy and test plan creation to UVM testbench development, coverage closure, and SoC integration debug — for cutting-edge SoCs spanning 5nm technologies targeting automotive ADAS, zonal controllers, domain controllers, and industrial real-time control applications.


This is a high-ownership, high-impact role where your verification work directly ensures the functional correctness of TI's most advanced embedded processor designs.


Key Responsibilities


  • Drive verification strategy and create comprehensive test plans for IP blocks and sub-systems
  • Develop and enhance UVM and C-based testbenches and verification infrastructure
  • Develop testcases for IP performance/throughput measurement and stress testing
  • Triage regressions , debug simulations, and analyze coverage metrics
  • Work with cross-functional teams to achieve full verification closure
  • Participate in IP/sub-system specification activities and influence micro-architecture decisions
  • Design and execute reusable verification methodologies
  • Debug and resolve SoC integration issues in collaboration with SoC DV teams
  • Achieve DV signoff using SV & UVM constrained random methodology:
  • Develop UVM components: agents, drivers, monitors, and scoreboards
  • Define and meet all functional coverage goals
  • Achieve 100% code coverage (block, expression, toggle) at IP DV level
  • Leverage AI-assisted verification tools for faster closure and signoff


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