Wireless SOC Design Verification Engineer
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Apple is seeking a Senior Wireless SOC Verification Engineer to own verification scope from test planning through signoff for wireless chip projects. The role spans IP and subsystem verification through top-level SOC integration, using simulation, formal methods, or other approaches as appropriate. The engineer will also help determine how AI-assisted methods can support test generation, debugging, and verification closure.
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Role Number: 200690898-3543
Summary
Apple’s N1 wireless chip powers connectivity across every new iPhone and its successor is already taking shape. As a Senior Wireless SOC Verification Engineer, you’ll own your verification scope end-to-end on each project, from test planning through signoff. Over time, you’ll grow in two directions: deeper into the IPs and subsystems you know best, or broader across different IPs and subsystems, and across levels, from block verification up to top-level SOC integration. That choice plays out project to project, not within a single one.
Description
You’ll own your verification scope end-to-end, real stakes, real ownership, on a chip that ships in every new iPhone. You’ll work across the Power Management Unit, the CPU subsystem, on-chip debug infrastructure, PCIe, bus fabric, boot and secure-boot sequencing, and peripherals like SPI and UART, choosing simulation, formal, or whichever approach the design actually calls for. Low-power isn’t just a block, though it’s part of your scope wherever it shows up: you’ll verify power intent using UPF within your area, not just inside one IP. AI is already reshaping how we work. The team is pushing hard on AI-assisted verification, and you’ll help figure out where it fits best whether that’s test generation, debug, verification closure, or all of the above rather than inheriting a playbook someone else already wrote.
Minimum Qualifications
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BS and a minimum of 10 years relevant industry experience.
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Proven track record of working full ASIC cycle from concept to tape-out to bring-up, including test-planning, testbench implementation, test sequence creation and debugging, and coverage closure.
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Expertise in SystemVerilog coding and UVM methodology.
Preferred Qualifications
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Hands-on verification experience of PCIe, Bus Fabric, NOC, AHB, AXI-based bus architecture in UVM environment.
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Experience verifying IP or top-level integration for a WiFi or Bluetooth SOC.
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Experience with Formal Verification.
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In-depth knowledge and experience working with low power design, UPF integration, boot-up, power-cycling, HW/FW interaction verification.
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Experience taping out large SOC systems with embedded processor cores.
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Should be a great teammate with excellent communication and problem-solving skills and the desire to seek diverse challenges.
Apple is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to inclusion and diversity. We seek to promote equal opportunity for all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, Veteran status, or other legally protected characteristics.
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