During my time at NVIDIA, I have worked on IP verification of SoC designs catering to automotive and data center applications. I have worked on IPs designed for various purposes, including hardware safety management (ISO26262), Reliability-Accessibility-Serviceability (RAS), ARM-Cortex processors, RISC-V processors, power management, always-on functionalities and more.

My verification responsibilities for each IP has included both unit and chip level verification, new feature testing, testbench design, coverage closure, emulation & post-silicon validation. I have also developed and maintained APIs, global checkers and automations for cross-team usage.

I have recently started work in performance-based cluster verification for the Spectrum ethernet switches. I have also developed AI-based tools & automations for various verification tasks which have simplified processes and quickened debugs significantly.

I am also part of the office's music club called 'The 5-to-9ers', taking initiatives to manage and perform live shows and produce music videos. I am also active in the office's football & cricket teams, having represented NVIDIA in corporate tournaments. I am also part of the office's dance club, participating from time to time.

During my two-month internship at NVIDIA, my responsibilities were related to design & verification of a protocol-converter IP. At the end of my internship, I had delivered the design enhancement of the protocol-converter and had learned & successfully applied concepts in formal verification to validate these enhancements.