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Wireless SOC Verification Engineer

Apple · San Diego, United States of America · Irvine, United States of America · Sunnyvale, United States of America

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Education
Bachelor's degree
Posted
Jun 10, 2026
Last confirmed open
Oct 26, 2026

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About this role

“Be the change you want to see in the world.” The brand new, Apple designed Wireless/Bluetooth chips are at the heart of Networking in the newest iPhones. As part of the Wireless SOC team, you will have the opportunity to verify complex SOCs.

Our team integrates multiple sophisticated IP level DV environments, craft highly reusable best-in-class UVM Testbenches, implement effective coverage driven and directed test cases, deploy new AI tools, and implement methodologies to improve quality of tape-out readiness.

By collaborating with other product development groups across Apple, you can push the industry boundaries of what wireless systems can do and improve the product experience for our customers across the world!

You will learn all aspects of a large-scale SOC, different types of SOC architectures, high speed layered protocols, low-power driven architecture, and best-in-class DV methodology. You will gain knowledge on Wireless protocols, FW-HW interactions, and complexities of multi-chip SOC debug architecture.

As a Design Verification Engineer on our team, you’ll be at the center of the verification effort within our silicon design group responsible for crafting and productizing state of the art Wireless SOCs.

This position comes with responsibility for pre-silicon RTL verification of block and top-level SOC, all aspects of SOC Design Verification engineering, and will enable you to thrive in a dynamic multi-functional organization, debate ideas openly, and deliver on complex Wireless protocol chip requirements.

Minimum requirement of a bachelor’s degree Experience with System Verilog, Verilog or UVM Strong problem solving and analytical skills

Expertise in SystemVerilog coding and UVM methodology Dedicated/hands-on ASIC & SOC DV experience Experience with Formal Verification Low Power Verification experience

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