Sr. Formal Verification Engineer, Amazon Leo
Amazon Flex
Austin, Texas
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Responsibilities
Primary Duties
- Develop and execute formal verification strategies using JasperGold and/or QuestaFormal for property checking (FPV), connectivity checking (CC), register verification, and sequential equivalence checking (SEQ)
- Write, review, and debug SystemVerilog Assertions (SVA) — including assumptions, assertions, and cover properties — to verify complex modem SoC design behaviors across NOC, interconnect, modem IPs and control logic
- Drive convergence on formal proofs by applying abstraction techniques, complexity reduction strategies, and assume-guarantee reasoning
- Collaborate with RTL designers, architects, and simulation-based DV engineers to define verification plans that incorporate formal methods alongside UVM-based simulation and emulation approaches
- Champion a 'formal-first' verification strategy by identifying and pursuing opportunities to apply formal verification to new design blocks — building on our established formal verification checklist deployed across SoC and NoC partitions
- Develop reusable formal verification infrastructure, including constraint libraries, parameterized property templates, and automated regression flows integrated into our CI/CD verification pipeline
- Contribute to coverage closure strategies by leveraging formal coverage analysis to complement simulation-driven functional coverage
- Mentor and guide DV engineers in formal verification techniques, SVA best practices, and proof convergence strategies
- Partner with EDA vendors to evaluate new formal verification capabilities and drive tool improvements that benefit the team
About This Role
Amazon's Leo Silicon Team is building next-generation modem SoCs for broadband communication, a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites designed to deliver fast, affordable broadband to unserved and underserved communities around the world.
Full Job Description
Senior Formal Verification Engineer
Amazon's Leo Silicon Team is building next-generation modem SoCs for broadband communication, a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites designed to deliver fast, affordable broadband to unserved and underserved communities around the world. Our Design Verification team is seeking a highly skilled and motivated Senior Formal Verification Engineer to drive formal verification efforts across our complex modem SoC designs.
In this role, you will apply rigorous mathematical methods to prove design correctness and uncover corner-case bugs that escape simulation-based verification. You will serve as a subject matter expert in formal verification methodologies, mentor engineers across the team, and collaborate closely with RTL designers, simulation-based DV engineers, emulation engineers, and architects to shift verification left and improve overall silicon quality. This is a high-impact role on a team that is scaling verification capabilities with each successive tape-out and actively integrating AI-centric verification methodologies.
Key job responsibilities:
Amazon's Leo Silicon Team is building next-generation modem SoCs for broadband communication, a constellation of low Earth orbit satellites designed to deliver fast, affordable broadband to unserved and underserved communities around the world. Our Design Verification team is seeking a highly skilled and motivated Senior Formal Verification Engineer to drive formal verification efforts across our complex modem SoC designs.
In this role, you will apply rigorous mathematical methods to prove design correctness and uncover corner-case bugs that escape simulation-based verification. You will serve as a subject matter expert in formal verification methodologies, mentor engineers across the team, and collaborate closely with RTL designers, simulation-based DV engineers, emulation engineers, and architects to shift verification left and improve overall silicon quality. This is a high-impact role on a team that is scaling verification capabilities with each successive tape-out and actively integrating AI-centric verification methodologies.
Key job responsibilities:
- Develop and execute formal verification strategies using JasperGold and/or QuestaFormal for property checking (FPV), connectivity checking (CC), register verification, and sequential equivalence checking (SEQ)
- Write, review, and debug SystemVerilog Assertions (SVA) — including assumptions, assertions, and cover properties — to verify complex modem SoC design behaviors across NOC, interconnect, modem IPs and control logic
- Drive convergence on formal proofs by applying abstraction techniques, complexity reduction strategies, and assume-guarantee reasoning
- Collaborate with RTL designers, architects, and simulation-based DV engineers to define verification plans that incorporate formal methods alongside UVM-based simulation and emulation approaches
- Champion a "formal-first" verification strategy by identifying and pursuing opportunities to apply formal verification to new design blocks — building on our established formal verification checklist deployed across SoC and NoC partitions
- Develop reusable formal verification infrastructure, including constraint libraries, parameterized property templates, and automated regression flows integrated into our CI/CD verification pipeline
- Contribute to coverage closure strategies by leveraging formal coverage analysis to complement simulation-driven functional coverage
- Mentor and guide DV engineers in formal verification techniques, SVA best practices, and proof convergence strategies
- Partner with EDA vendors to evaluate new formal verification capabilities and drive tool improvements that benefit the team
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$71
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