Product Validation Engineer II at Cadence Design System

Hello Dear Readers,

Currently at Cadence Bangalore vacancy for a Product Validation Engineer II role.

As a Product Validation (PV) engineer, you will be responsible for quality engineering for Cadence Virtuoso product line including:

Working with Product engineering (PE) and development teams to understand customer requirements
Applies knowledge of Machine learning to explore alternative approaches and tradeoffs for high performance such as tool performance optimizations, transformation of tool features to expose more parallelism.
Developing & executing test plans for Virtuoso features
Creating test cases to verify/validate product flows/features/enhancements
Maintaining regression tests for regular test cycles and reporting failures in the bug tracking system
Working with PE and Field teams to integrate customer test cases as part of the regression suite

Desired Skills:

M.E. (Electronics or similar) or B.E. (Electronics or similar) or equivalent with 2 years of experience in the EDA or VLSI industry
Knowledge of analog design flow and analog design/verification tools
Familiarity with Shell & PERL scripting, SKILL know-how will be a big plus
Effective communication & interpersonal skills
Team player with the capability/drive to work in a multi geo cross-functional environment
Knowledge of analog design flow and analog design/verification tools
Familiarity with Shell & PERL scripting, SKILL know-how will be a big plus
Effective communication & interpersonal skills
Team player with capability/drive to work in a multi geo cross-functional environment
Experience developing machine learning and neural network application using any of the popular frameworks will be plus

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