Accomplished ASIC Verification Engineer with expertise in pre-silicon verification, complex system design, and validation strategy execution. Known for streamlining debug processes and enabling first-pass silicon success through optimized verification methodologies. Collaborative and detail-oriented, with a focus on delivering high-quality results in fast-paced, cross-functional environments.
Sr Architecture Verification Engineer, Full Chip SoC Team, 09/2022 – 07/2025
Led the design and implementation of complex object-oriented test environments, enabling the successful validation of 8+ high-profile projects across processor and chipset product teams, contributing to 100% on-time delivery of validated products.
• Developed and executed comprehensive validation test plans for key products, ensuring 99% first-pass silicon success and reliable product launches.
• Collaborated cross-functionally with CPU, Chipsets, and Full-Chip SoC teams, driving enhanced verification strategies and improving debugging efficiency, leading to 30% faster issue resolution.
• Played a pivotal role in validating cutting-edge products, including Microprocessors and chipset products for Power Management Control Units (PMCU), which accounted for over $500M in revenue.
• Led the integration and validation of multiple IP components at the full-chip level, ensuring seamless functionality across CPU and chipset architectures, including Power Management Control Units (PMCU) and Register Power Domain Translator (RPDT), enhancing overall system reliability by 25%.
• Owned end-to-end validation of key power and boot features such as Reset Exit, First Boot, Cold/Warm Reset, and advanced low-power modes (S0ix, Sxix), optimizing system power efficiency and ensuring stable transitions across 30+ power states.
• Spearheaded integration and validation for Save and Restore IP (RPDT), improving system recovery times by 40% during critical low-power state transitions.
• Fostered strong cross-team collaboration, reducing integration times by 20% and accelerating issue resolution by proactively streamlining validation processes and feedback loops.
• Mentored junior engineers, enhancing team productivity by 15% through continuous coaching and adoption of industry’s best practices of industry.
Sr Architecture Verification Engineer, Chipsets & IP Technologies Team, 03/2016 - 08/2022
Led functional validation for multiple chipset projects, ensuring flawless performance across products like Touch Host Controllers, Far Memory Host Controllers, and Gaussian Neural Accelerators, contributes to 20+ successful product launches.
• Developed and optimized UVM-based verification environments, resulting in 30% reduction in test bench development time and improved test reusability.
• Streamlined bug reporting processes, reducing debugging time by 25%, accelerating validation cycles, and ensuring faster product time-to-market.
• Authored comprehensive test plans, reviewed architectural specifications, and provided critical design feedback, enabling faster and more accurate validation of key product features.
Award: Intel Department Recognition Award (Chipset and IP technologies group) September 2019
• In recognition of your delivery of Intel’s First Touch Host controller on LKF and TGP-LP with zero silicon bugs.
Architecture Verification Engineer, Graphics Team, 01/2015 - 02/2016
Served as Integration Engineer for the Graphics Controller Subsystem Validation Team, ensuring seamless IP integration and validation of new and existing features.
• Updated test environments and integrated new IP versions, boosting the validation coverage by 35% and optimizing workflows for faster test execution.
• Authored and reviewed technical documentation, ensuring clarity and compliance with industry standards for facilitating smooth knowledge transfer within the team.
Architecture Verification Engineer, Microprocessor Team, 07/2005 - 01/2015
Served as Verification Engineer for major projects, including Penryn, Ivy bridge, Skylake, and Cannon Lake, driving high-quality validation for next-generation processors and contributing to $300M+ revenue.
• Delivered robust test environments for feature validation, eliminating regression failures and successfully root-causing RTL bugs, achieving 99% validation success on initial designs.
• Led PCIe controller validation, focusing on both digital and mixed-signal logic, earning numerous awards for timely project delivery and superior product excellence.
• Established strong client relationships through exceptional communication, aligning validation priorities with customer needs and contributing to 100% client satisfaction.
• Optimized engineering workflows, introducing innovative solutions that cut process bottlenecks by 15% and improved overall team efficiency.
Award: Intel Department Recognition Award (Microprocessor team) January 2015
• Award for outstanding contribution to the successful delivery of Intel’s first 22nm Microprocessor and 3rd generation Core Processor.
HDL and Scripting Languages: UVM, OVM, SystemVerilog, Python, C
EDA tools: Synopsys, Cadence-NC Verilog, Intel AMS
Computer Architectures: PCI & PCI-Express Protocol, Microprocessor Architecture, Memory Controller, Graphics controller
Validation Skills: Analytical Expertise in Debug Driven Validation
Personality: Driven, Team Player, Professional, Hard worker, Result Oriented
Other Skills: Technical management, Project Estimation, Process Development and Failure Analysis
✅ Microprocessor Projects (2007–2015, 2022–2025)
1. Penryn (2007–2008)
2. Nehalem & Westmere (2008–2010)
3. Sandy Bridge (2011)
4. Ivy Bridge (2012)
5. Haswell & Broadwell (2013–2015)
6. Raptor Lake (13th Gen, 2022–2023)
7. Meteor Lake (2023–2024)
8. Core Ultra 200 Series (2024–2025)
✅ Intel Chipset Silicon Project Contributions (2015–2025)
🔷 2015–2016: Graphics IP Integration – PCH Graphics/Display Subsystem
🔷 2016–2018: Far Memory Host Controller (FMHC) Projects
🔷 2019–2020: Touch Host Controller (THC) & SPI Controller
🔷 2021–2022: Gaussian Neural Network Accelerator (GNA) Team
🔷 2022–2025: Power Management Control Unit (PMCU) & RPDT (Register Power Domain Translator)