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Virtual Prototype Engineer (SystemC/TLM) - REQ_3003

Tessolve Semiconductor Private Limited

Skills

Required

  • SystemC / TLM
  • virtual prototyping
  • 2.0 modeling / pre
  • Synopsys
  • Virtualizer
  • Architect
  • C++
  • ‑ level modeling
  • IP models
  • ARC
  • PCIe
  • USB
  • DDR

Preferred

  • VDK
  • QEMU
  • Simics
  • RTL
  • Verilog / VHDL
  • simulation flows
  • Python / Perl
  • automation

Responsibilities

  • Virtual Prototype Engineer Areas of Responsibility: • Create Virtual Development Kits (VDKs) using Synopsys Virtualizer and Synopsys IP models. • Integrate CPU, GPU, PCIe, UCIe, DDR, and peripheral IP models into a cohesive virtual platform. • Develop SystemC/TLM ‑ 2.0 models for custom IP blocks, peripherals, and SoC components. • Build and maintain virtual prototypes for pre ‑ silicon software development and SoC bring ‑ up. • Develop scripts and automation for VDK assembly, configuration, and validation. • Work closely with hardware design teams to interpret RTL specifications and convert them into SystemC/TLM models. • Validate functional correctness of models through directed tests, regressions, and co ‑ simulation with RTL.
  • Support firmware, driver, and OS teams using the VDK for early bring ‑ up and debugging. • Optimize model performance, timing accuracy, and simulation speed. • Document model behavior, APIs, and integration guidelines for internal and external teams.

Requirements

  • 5+ years of experience in virtual prototyping, SystemC/TLM ‑ 2.0 modeling, or pre ‑ silicon software enablement. · Hands ‑ on experience with Synopsys Virtualizer, Platform Architect, or similar virtual prototyping tools. · Strong proficiency in SystemC, C++, and TLM ‑ 2.0 transaction ‑ level modeling.
  • Experience integrating Synopsys IP models (ARC, PCIe, USB, DDR, GPU, etc.) into VDKs. · Understanding of SoC architecture: buses, interconnects, interrupts, memory maps, and clock/reset domains. · Familiarity with embedded software bring ‑ up (bootloaders, drivers, OS kernels). · Experience debugging complex interactions between models, firmware, and drivers.

Preferred

  • Experience with Synopsys VDK, QEMU, Simics, or other virtual platforms Exposure to RTL (Verilog/VHDL) and co ‑ simulation flows Knowledge of PCIe, UCIe, CXL, or other high ‑ speed interconnects Python/Perl scripting for automation