Senior QA/DV Program Manager

About the role

The Senior QA/DV Program Manager is a highly skilled Principal Technical Program Manager responsible for driving execution, delivery, and quality assurance of multiple ASIC SOC hardware and BMC software solution portfolios. You will lead the End‑to‑End QA team and oversee complex SOC Design Verification projects while collaborating with HW/SW design, verification, validation and system integration teams.

Key responsibilities

• Track multiple parallel ASIC SOC projects from pre‑silicon phases through final deployment.
• Coordinate schedules and dependencies across QA, software, architecture, design and DV teams.
• Identify technical and schedule risks early and develop mitigation plans.
• Oversee system‑level QA testing for full server systems and BMC boards, driving bug triage and resolution.
• Manage hardware/software co‑verification, including firmware, security layers and Linux OS validation.
• Drive block‑level, subsystem and full‑chip verification milestones, monitor pre‑silicon bug burn‑down rates and ensure tape‑out schedules.
• Lead emulation, FPGA development planning and coordination with design, DV and software teams.

Required profile

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science or related field.
• 7+ years experience as a Technical Program Manager handling complex silicon or system‑level validation programs.
• Strong understanding of system‑level QA frameworks, automated test setups and server/BMC testing.
• Familiarity with multi‑CPU SOC architectures, hardware security and interfaces such as PCIe, USB or Ethernet.
• Basic grasp of pre‑silicon Design Verification concepts, coverage metrics and bug‑tracking lifecycles.
• Proficiency with project management tools like Jira and standard hardware/software release processes.

Required skills

• ASIC SOC hardware and BMC software validation.
• Embedded Linux, IPMI and Redfish protocols.
• PCIe, USB, Ethernet interface knowledge.
• FPGA development and hardware emulation.
• Jira for project tracking.
• AI‑based productivity tools for program management.
• Hardware security, cryptographic accelerators and secure boot architectures.