Formal Verification Engineer - New College Graduate

Job Description

Formal Verification Engineer – New College Graduate – NVIDIA Location: Bengaluru / India Job Type: Full-Time – New College Graduate Overview: NVIDIA is looking for highly motivated engineering graduates to join its Hardware team and contribute to next-generation computing technologies. The role focuses on verification methodologies, hardware validation, debugging, and ensuring high-quality chip design solutions. Key Responsibilities: • Develop and execute verification strategies for hardware components • Create and maintain test plans and validation environments • Perform debugging and root-cause analysis of design issues • Work with simulation and verification tools to ensure product quality • Collaborate with architecture, design, and software teams • Identify functional issues and improve verification coverage • Support high-performance hardware and computing platforms • Participate in technical discussions and design reviews • Improve reliability and quality of hardware solutions • Contribute to automation and verification workflows Required Skills: • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electronics, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or related field • Strong understanding of digital design fundamentals • Knowledge of computer architecture and hardware concepts • Familiarity with C/C++, Python, or scripting languages • Understanding of debugging and problem-solving techniques • Exposure to verification methodologies and testing concepts • Strong analytical and communication skills • Ability to work in collaborative engineering environments Preferred Skills: • Knowledge of hardware verification concepts • Familiarity with simulation tools and automation flows • Understanding of ASIC/SoC development lifecycle • Interest in GPU, AI, and high-performance computing technologies • Strong learning ability and attention to detail About Company: NVIDIA is a global technology company known for GPUs, AI computing platforms, accelerated computing, robotics, and next-generation hardware innovations.