Lidar FPGA Engineer for Lunar Missions
blue originEastern (KY)
About the role
Blue Origin is seeking a Lidar FPGA Engineer for the Lunar Permanence program in the Greater Seattle area. You will design and validate FPGA-based signal processing for radar/LiDAR, develop end-to-end simulations, and collaborate with GN&C and hardware teams to ensure flight-ready performance. The role requires 5+ years in DSP on FPGA/embedded platforms, strong HDL skills, and experience with Xilinx/Intel toolchains. On-site position with a competitive benefits package and spaceflight impact.
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