Nvidia is a global leader in visual computing, artificial intelligence, and high‑performance graphics. Founded in 1993, the company has pioneered GPU technology that powers everything from gaming consoles to data‑center AI workloads. With a strong focus on innovation, Nvidia invests heavily in research and development, creating a culture where engineers are encouraged to push the boundaries of silicon design and software integration. The company’s Indian engineering hubs in Hyderabad and Bengaluru serve as critical nodes for hardware verification, silicon bring‑up, and system‑level validation, supporting the rapid rollout of next‑generation SoCs such as the Tegra family. As an ASIC Verification Engineer, you will join a dynamic SoC/Emulation Infrastructure team that builds the tools and frameworks enabling Nvidia’s fast‑paced product development. The role blends hardware and software expertise, requiring you to design testbenches, develop bare‑metal boot environments, and create reusable verification components that span RTL simulation, C‑model, FPGA emulation, and silicon validation. You will work closely with design, verification, and software teams to ensure that every IP block – from DMA engines to security fuses – behaves correctly across multiple platforms. Key Responsibilities: 1. Design and maintain test frameworks for RTL‑simulation, C‑model, emulation, FPGA, and silicon bring‑up. 2. Develop and enhance SoC boot and security test infrastructure, including FUSE, ATE, flash, and DMA validation. 3. Build reusable APIs that allow design and verification engineers to access registers, memory, and peripheral interfaces across platforms. 4. Implement and support bare‑metal test environments that run directly on the SoC without an operating system. 5. Collaborate with hardware designers to understand IP specifications and translate them into verification plans. 6. Create and maintain documentation for verification methodologies, test coverage, and tool usage. 7. Participate in silicon bring‑up activities, troubleshooting hardware‑software integration issues. 8. Contribute to continuous improvement of verification processes, promoting scalability and maintainability. 9. Mentor junior engineers and share best practices within the team. 10. Stay updated with emerging verification technologies and incorporate them into Nvidia’s toolchain. Tech Stack: C, C++, Python, SystemVerilog/UVM, Verilog, FPGA platforms, Emulation tools, Linux bare‑metal development, DMA/IOMMU, boot loaders, security primitives, and version‑control systems. Growth Path: Starting as an ASIC Verification Engineer, you can progress to Senior Verification Engineer, Verification Lead, or Architecture Engineer, with opportunities to move into system‑level design, hardware‑software co‑design, or technical management roles. Why Join Nvidia? Nvidia offers a world‑class engineering environment, exposure to cutting‑edge silicon technologies, and a culture that rewards creativity and impact. Employees benefit from competitive compensation, generous benefits, and a collaborative atmosphere that encourages learning and rapid career advancement.