Weekly SoC DV Mentorship with Expertise in PCIe, DDR, GPU SoC

@alluankit01

Hi, I can support your weekly SoC DV mentorship work with SystemVerilog/UVM testbench development, simulation debugging, coverage analysis, and regression-focused verification improvements. The best solution is to first review your existing UVM environment, RTL/spec documents, current regressions, coverage gaps, and waveform/debug setup. Then I’ll work through focused weekly blocks to update testbench components, add or refine sequences/checkers/scoreboards, debug failing scenarios, and improve functional coverage with clear commit notes. I’m comfortable with Verilog, SystemVerilog, UVM, SoC-level verification, testbench architecture, constrained-random verification, assertions, simulation debugging, waveform analysis, coverage closure, regression cleanup, RTL/testbench commits, and documentation of verification changes. Deliverables will include: * UVM testbench updates * Sequence/checker/scoreboard support * Simulation and waveform debugging * Corner-case failure analysis * Coverage improvement review * Regression issue fixes * Clear commit notes * Weekly progress summary * Coverage/report discussion I’ll focus on practical verification progress each week, keeping regressions stable, improving coverage, and making sure every session results in usable code or clear technical findings. Best regards Ankit

@maheshb056

Hello, I’m an Electronics & Communication Engineering graduate with hands-on experience in Verilog/SystemVerilog-based RTL design, digital design, simulation, debugging, and VLSI workflows. I’m comfortable working with existing codebases, understanding specifications, analyzing simulation failures, and improving verification quality. For your weekly SoC DV sessions, I can contribute to: • SystemVerilog RTL/testbench development • Simulation and waveform-based debugging • Functional verification and corner-case analysis • Regression analysis and failure isolation • Coverage review and identifying missing scenarios • Clean, documented commits after each session I’m comfortable with remote pair-programming and can work directly with your existing repository, specifications, and simulation environment. I understand the importance of making measurable progress during each session and maintaining a clean verification flow. I’m available to start this coming week and can commit to a consistent weekly schedule. Regards, Mahesh

@shivp488

Hi, I’m a C++ developer with 4 years of software development experience, with strong experience working on complex systems, debugging, and building reliable software components from development through deployment. Your requirement for weekly hands-on SoC verification work caught my attention. I’m comfortable working in a structured development environment, understanding existing codebases, debugging issues systematically, and collaborating through remote pair-programming sessions. I can help with: - SystemVerilog/UVM testbench development and integration - Simulation-based debugging and failure analysis - Regression testing and troubleshooting - Coverage analysis and tracking verification progress - Clean, maintainable code with clear Git commit history - Working directly with existing specifications, waveforms, and repositories I’m comfortable dedicating a focused 4-hour weekly session and can work directly within your existing workflow rather than spending the session on unnecessary setup. One point I’d like to be transparent about: my primary professional background is C++ rather than dedicated RTL/SoC verification, so I would be happy to discuss the specific SystemVerilog/UVM depth required before starting. If that aligns with what you’re looking for, I’d be glad to discuss the environment, current verification status, and the first weekly task. Best regards, Shiv Pathak

@sonali433

Hi, I’d be interested in supporting your SoC verification work. I’m strong in Verilog/SystemVerilog and have hands-on experience with RTL design, simulation, debugging, and FPGA-based projects. I’m comfortable working through waveforms, identifying corner-case issues, and improving testbenches and verification flows. I should mention that my UVM experience is still at the learning/working level rather than extensive SoC-scale experience. However, I’m confident with SystemVerilog and can quickly understand an existing environment and contribute where needed. If you’re open to someone with strong Verilog/SystemVerilog skills who is still building deeper UVM expertise, I’d be happy to discuss how I could help with your weekly four-hour sessions. Best, Sonali

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@Wonitaf

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@ysy19950112

Hi, I have 13+ years of professional FPGA and RTL development experience, mainly in Verilog-based digital systems, including PCIe/DMA data paths, high-speed acquisition, multiple clock domains, simulation, waveform debugging and hardware/software integration. My strongest contribution would be RTL-level debugging, simulation analysis, corner-case investigation and understanding the actual behavior of the DUT at system level. I also have experience with Questa-based verification workflows and am currently extending my work further into SystemVerilog/UVM and SoC-level verification methodology. I want to be transparent that my background is stronger in FPGA/RTL development and debugging than in full-time ASIC UVM verification. If your weekly sessions involve working together in an existing UVM environment—debugging failures, improving testbench/RTL, analyzing waveforms and coverage—I believe this could be a very good fit. Before we start, I would be interested to know what SoC/subsystem is being verified, which simulator you use, and whether the UVM environment is already established or you expect significant new UVM infrastructure development. I am comfortable working through a shared remote environment and under NDA.