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Analog Mixed Signal (AMS) Verification Engineer Interview Experience - Austin, Texas

May 16, 2026
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Process

I applied online.

HR called me regarding this and later had a hiring manager round initially and later 5 round panel. There was a gap of 1 week between the hiring manager round and the panel. The panel round spanned around two days.

Round 1 Questions:

  • Async FIFO vs sync FIFO meaning.
  • Why do we have sync FIFO. How do you check the full and empty condition.
  • How do you write the scoreboard?
  • What coverage has been checked?
  • Verilog code for 4-bit shift register.
  • What type of encoding is used in async FIFO?
  • Write an assertion to check if gray code is violated or not?
  • |-> and |=> what is the difference. Also the difference between |=> and ##1.
  • Question regarding probability constraints.

Questions

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