Synopsys is hiring for a Digital Design Verification Internship in Noida. This role is ideal for engineering graduates or final-year students interested in verification of digital chip designs. Freshers and candidates with up to 3 years of experience are welcome to apply.

Synopsys Job Overview

Roles & Responsibilities

• Learn functional verification of high-speed serial link PHY IPs for USBx, PCIe, Ethernet, Display, and HDMI protocol standards.
• Study IP/design blocks and firmware specifications to identify relevant test scenarios.
• Update and enhance functional verification environments to run comprehensive tests.
• Perform simulations, develop random and directed stimulus, and drive coverage improvement.
• Collaborate with digital designers to debug issues and achieve coverage targets.

Skills & Eligibility

• Currently in penultimate year of B.E./B.Tech or final year M.Tech in Electronics & Communication Engineering or related fields.
• Basic understanding of logic design and verification fundamentals.
• Familiarity with scripting and automation using TCL, PERL, or Python is desirable.

How to Apply

Click the link below to check the official Synopsys job posting and apply. Make sure your resume, academic transcripts and any relevant project details are ready.

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About Synopsys

Synopsys is a leading electronic design automation company that provides technologies and tools for designing and verifying semiconductor chips. Since 1986, Synopsys has partnered with top semiconductor companies to develop solutions for phones, data centers, automotive, and more.

FAQ

Q1. What is the Digital Design Verification Internship?

A program to train interns on verification methodologies, simulation, scripting and debugging of digital IPs under mentor guidance.

Q2. Who can apply?

Engineering graduates, final-year students and early-career engineers with 0–3 years experience in relevant fields.

Q3. What are the benefits?

Hands-on training with industry tools, mentorship from senior engineers, and exposure to real-world chip verification projects.