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Software Engineer in Test - HDL Prototyping Verification at MathWorks

  Hello Dear Readers,

Currently at MathWorks vacancy for Software Engineer in Test - HDL Prototyping Verification role.

Job Summary:

As a member of the HDL Prototyping Verification tools, you will be part of a dynamic team of engineering professionals responsible for verifying and testing MathWorks state-of-the-art FPGA and System-on-Chip (SoC) platform targeting solutions. These solutions allow our users to take their algorithms from MATLAB and Simulink onto real-time hardware implementations and use in-house hardware debugging tools. You will also get chance to work on RTL simulations using Verilog / VHDL / System Verilog. Using your embedded software and hardware skills you will help to further our automatic code generation and targeting technologies, ensuring they are of the highest quality.

You will be developing automated test suites and conduct hands-on testing of software that integrates MATLAB and Simulink to embedded hardware based on various FPGA platforms. This position offers the opportunity to work as a member of a collaborative team, assist in several high visibility deliverables, leverage new technologies as part of your work, and participate in all stages of software design, coding, testing, and documentation. You will work closely with other Quality Engineers and developers to improve standards and strategies for efficient automated testing. This position is for the engineering professional who enjoys solving challenging problems, designing, and documenting new automated tests and processes and communicating with the team. 

Responsibilities:

  1. Participate in the development process from start to finish, influencing specifications and discussing software design and testability with developers to ensure high quality of our software. Participate in design reviews and code reviews.
  2. Ensure testability of features, engaging with developers throughout the design phase.
  3. Develop test strategies for new features, authoring test plans and test procedures.
  4. Perform hands-on product testing FPGA products. Interface with vendor tools such as ModelSim, Vivado & Quartus and hardware platforms such as Xilinx Zynq and Altera SoC.
  5. Identify, diagnose, and track software defects and verify bug fixes. Perform bug analysis, review and triage bugs, and work with Engineering and management to categorize and prioritize.

Minimum Qualifications

  • A bachelor's degree and 5 years of professional work experience (or a master's degree, or equivalent experience) is required.

Additional Qualifications:

  1. ECE\EEE\VLSI degrees preferred.
  2. Exposure to Verilog / VHDL / System Verilog.
  3. Working experience with FPGA based hardware platforms Xilinx /  Microsemi / Intel SoC. 
  4. Having experience in FPGA development tools and software such as Vivado, Quartus etc... 
  5. Good experience of software testing methodologies, including developing test strategies and test automation. 
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