Senior Emulation Engineer

EnCharge AI is a leader in advanced AI hardware and software systems for edge-to-cloud computing. EnCharge’s robust and scalable next-generation in-memory computing technology provides orders-of-magnitude higher compute efficiency and density compared to today’s best-in-class solutions. The high-performance architecture is coupled with seamless software integration and will enable the immense potential of AI to be accessible in power, energy, and space constrained applications. EnCharge AI launched in 2022 and is led by veteran technologists with backgrounds in semiconductor design and AI systems. Senior Emulation Engineer Location: India - Remote Job Description: At EnCharge AI, we are building the next generation of AI compute silicon — purpose-built for high-performance, low-power, and scalable AI inference. As an Emulation Engineer, you will play a critical role in validating complex AI accelerator architectures on emulation platforms before tape-out. This position is ideal for someone passionate about bridging the gap between hardware and software in fast-paced, deep tech environments. Responsibilities: • Set up and maintain Siemens Veloce emulation and prototyping platforms • Adapt SoC designs for Emulation and Prototyping • Develop and debug emulation testbenches and system-level environments • Support pre-silicon validation, power/performance analysis, and early software bring-up. Participate in silicon bring-up and validation. • Collaborate with design and verification teams to isolate design issues and accelerate debug. • Optimize performance of the emulation workloads and reduce turnaround time. • Work with firmware/software teams to enable use of emulators for OS and driver testing. Required Background: • BS/MS/Ph.D. in EE, CS, or related field with 7+ years of SoC design experience. • Experience with emulation platfo Please mention the word **AMUSE** and tag RNDUuMzguMTYuMTE1 when applying to show you read the job post completely (#RNDUuMzguMTYuMTE1). This is a beta feature to avoid spam applicants. Companies can search these words to find applicants that read this and see they're human.