Hi all. I’m a ux designer at a small company and need to recruit a few people for usability testing. Our target demographic is people over the age of 35 who’ve been in leaderships positions. If you’re interested I’ll send the link- the test will take about 15-30 minutes and pays 20$. No human interaction required.

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Requirement

VLSI

Job Code

1879282(B2), 2725048 (B3), 2854549 (C1), 1884765 (C2)

Experience

B2(3-5 yrs), B3(5-8yrs), C1(8-10yrs) ,C2(10+yrs)

Candidate Requirement

Area of expertise: System verilog, UVM, OVM, CPU verification, IP and SOC level verification.

Job description:

BE/ B.Tech/ Master degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science
3+ years of experience in pre-silicon RTL Verification /IP Verification / SOC verification
Strong knowledge of System Verilog and working knowledge

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Relevant - 6 years
Notice period - Serving (45 Days Remaining)

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