Formal Verification Engineer
🚀 Hiring Alert – Formal Verification Engineer (New College Graduate)
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💼 Role: Formal Verification Engineer – New College Graduate
🏢 Company: NVIDIA
📍 Location: Gurugram, India
👨💻 Experience: 0–1 Year
🕒 Type: Full Time
🔹 Key Skills
✔ Verilog & SystemVerilog
✔ Digital Design & Verification Concepts
✔ RTL Debugging
✔ Temporal Logic Assertions (SVA)
✔ Formal Verification Methodologies
✔ Strong Analytical & Problem-Solving Skills
🎓 Eligibility
✔ B.Tech./M.Tech. in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Computer Science, or Related Fields
✔ Strong Academic Background in Digital Design & Verification
✔ Freshers Eligible to Apply
🌟 Why Apply?
✔ Work with NVIDIA's World-Class Hardware Team
✔ Gain Experience in GPU, AI & Next-Gen Computing Technologies
✔ Learn Advanced Formal Verification Techniques
✔ Excellent Learning & Career Growth Opportunities
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