Emulation Engineer
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Location: Greater Bengaluru Area (Hybrid)
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Emulation Engineer – , Locations: Bangalore,
Job Description: At EnCharge AI, we are building the next generation of AI compute silicon — purpose-built for high-performance, low-power, and scalable AI inference. As an Emulation Engineer, you will play a critical role in validating complex AI accelerator architectures on emulation platforms before tape-out.
This position is ideal for someone passionate about bridging the gap between hardware and software in fast-paced, deep tech environments. Responsibilities: • Set up and maintain Siemens Veloce emulation and prototyping platforms
• Adapt SoC designs for Emulation and Prototyping • Develop and debug emulation testbenches and system-level environments • Support pre-silicon validation, power/performance analysis, and early software bring-up. Participate in silicon bring-up and validation.
• Collaborate with design and verification teams to isolate design issues and accelerate debug. • Optimize performance of the emulation workloads and reduce turnaround time. • Work with firmware/software teams to enable use of emulators for OS and driver testing
. Required Background: • BS/MS/Ph.D. in EE, CS, or related field with 3+ years of SoC design experience. • Experience with emulation platforms (Veloce, Palladium, or ZeBu) and FPGA-based prototyping systems (proFPGA, HAPS, or Protium)
• Experience with emulating high speed I/O interfaces such as PCIe and UCIe and memory technologies such as LPDDR and HBM • Solid understanding of digital design, RTL (Verilog/SystemVerilog), and SoC architecture.
• Proficiency in hardware debug tools, waveform viewers, and logic analyzers • Scripting skills (e.g., Python, Tcl, Perl) for automation and infrastructure development • Familiarity with UVM, simulation, and testbench environments. SystemVerilog and UVM-based verification experience a plus • Hand-on software development experience with C/C++ is a plus
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