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CPU Pre-Si Validation Engineer - 567383

 
Description
 
In this position, you will be working on Intel� IA-32 Xeon�class server CPU design. Your responsibilities will include but not be limited to:
- Working on pre-Silicon logic and micro-architecture validation and debug
- Exposure to system and/or platform-level validation issues/activities in some cases
- Participating in defining/owning test plan development and execution
- Working closely with the micro-architects and the design team to define tests, execute, debug and fix micro-architecture bugs
 
Qualifications
 
You should possess a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and/or Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science, with seven to eight years of experience in design. Alternatively, you should possess a Master of Science in Electrical and/or Electronics Engineering with six to seven years of experience, or an equivalent. You should also have RTL and/or logic design skills. Familiarity with Specman*, C++, and Perl would be an added advantage.
 
Job Category: Engineering
 
Primary Location :   India-India, Bangalore
 
Full/Part Time: Full Time
 
Regular/Temporary: Regular
 
Apply Before: Jun 25, 2010
 
Business Group
 
The Digital Enterprise Group (DEG) delivers innovative computing and communications platforms for companies large and small around the world. Platforms include product ingredients such as industry-leading processors, technologies, chipsets, networking components and software as well as motherboards. Working with a large community including hardware and software developers as well as government entities, DEG delivers innovative technology platforms and helps drive industry standards efforts that enable businesses to reduce costs and support growth opportunities. Whether the enterprise is publicly traded, privately owned, government or education, when Intel� platforms and products are built in, success is built in.
 
Posting Statement: For U.S.: We will accept applications/resumes until 45 days after posting date or earlier at Intel’s discretion.