"systemverilog" Jobs

9 open tech roles matching “systemverilog”, taken straight from company career pages — not reposted from other job boards. Most in demand right now: SystemVerilog, Python, UVM. Every listing is re-checked daily and closed roles are removed.

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Etched

Join Etched as a Formal Verification Engineer to drive verification strategies for complex ASIC designs in a fast-paced startup environment.

Etched San Jose Published 3 months ago
Flexible on stack
Etched

Join Etched as a Design Verification Engineer to ensure high-performance custom IPs for cutting-edge AI hardware.

Etched San Jose Published 1 year ago
Flexible on stack
Etched

Join Etched as a Design Verification Engineer to tackle complex verification challenges in a fast-paced startup environment.

Etched San Jose Published 1 year ago
Flexible on stack
Etched

Join Etched as a Design Verification Engineer to ensure high-performance custom IPs for cutting-edge AI hardware.

Etched San Jose Published 1 year ago
Flexible on stack
Etched

Join Etched as a Design Verification intern to validate custom IPs for cutting-edge AI hardware in a collaborative environment.

Etched San Jose Published 7 months ago
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Etched

Join Etched as an RTL Intern to design microarchitecture and implement logic in Verilog while working on cutting-edge machine learning architectures.

Etched San Jose Published 1 week ago
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Etched

Join Etched as an Emulation Engineer to own HAPS bring-up and support firmware and software engineers in a cutting-edge AI hardware startup.

Etched San Jose $150k–$275k/yr Published 3 months ago
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Etched

Join Etched as a Physical Design intern to work on front-end designs in silicon and improve iteration speed to final signoff.

Etched San Jose Published 4 months ago
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Etched

Join Etched as a DFT Intern to refine DFT flow automation and contribute to chip-level regression in a fast-paced environment.

Etched San Jose Published 5 months ago
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