GPU Design Verification Lead

• Lead GPU verification efforts across unit, subsystem, and full-chip levels, partnering closely with GPU architects, RTL design leads, performance engineers, modeling teams, and software/firmware teams. • Develop a deep understanding of GPU specifications and microarchitecture, including the 3D graphics pipeline, compute workloads, shader cores, memory hierarchy, cache/coherency, command processing, scheduling, and control subsystems. • Define the overall verification strategy, methodology, test architecture, milestones, and quality metrics for assigned GPU IPs and/or top-level GPU integration. • Drive creation and execution of comprehensive verification plans, ensuring traceability from architectural and RTL specifications through test implementation, functional coverage, assertions, and closure. • Lead development and maintenance of scalable SystemVerilog/UVM verification environments, including reusable agents, BFMs, scoreboards, reference models, checkers, and HW/SW co-simulation infrastructure. • Guide the team in developing directed, constrained-random, stress, error-injection, and scenario-based tests for graphics, compute, memory, and control features. • Drive functional and code coverage closure through rigorous coverage analysis, identification of verification gaps, and creation of targeted tests for corner cases and late-stage bug escapes. • Own regression health for the verification scope: establish regression strategy, monitor quality metrics, prioritize failures, coordinate triage, and drive root-cause resolution with design and architecture teams. • Review verification plans, testbench architecture, test code, coverage models, and debug approaches; provide technical mentorship and guidance to DV engineers. • Partner with performance, architecture, and design teams to develop performance-verification workloads, execute emulation/prototyping runs, analyze bottlenecks, and support performance, power, and area (PPA) optimization. • Drive efficient debug of complex RTL, testbench, firmware, and HW/SW co-simulation failures, clearly communicating root cause, impact, and resolution plans to cross-functional stakeholders. • Collaborate effectively across geographically distributed teams and communicate verification status, risks, and closure plans to project leadership. #LI-LL1