FPGA Engineer
About the role
- Design and develop FPGA RTL using Verilog, SystemVerilog, or VHDL
- Implement and optimize high-speed interfaces including JESD204, PCIe, Aurora, and Ethernet
- Drive timing closure, clocking architecture, constraints, and performance optimization
- Perform board bring-up, hardware validation, and debugging using JTAG, ILA, ChipScope, SignalTap, and lab equipment
- Develop FPGA solutions for high-speed data movement and communications between custom silicon devices
- Prototype new capabilities for future ASIC development efforts
- Collaborate closely with board design, systems, validation, and hardware engineering teams~What We're Looking For~âś… 8+ years of FPGA/RTL development experienceâś… Strong expertise in Verilog, SystemVerilog, and/or VHDLâś… Experience with high-speed serial protocols and FPGA transceiversâś… Proven success with timing closure on complex FPGA designsâś… Hands-on hardware debugging and board bring-up experienceâś… Experience with AMD/Xilinx or Intel/Altera FPGA platformsđź“© If you have a background in FPGA design and are interested in contributing to advanced satellite communications technology, I'd love to connect. Feel free to reach out directly on or share this opportunity with your network.hashtag#Hiring hashtag#FPGA hashtag#FPGAEngineer hashtag#Digital
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