ASIC & FPGA Design Engineering
clearancejobsOrlando (FL)
ASIC & FPGA Design Engineering
Posted 2 days ago
clearancejobsOrlando (FL)
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About the role
Job Posting Job Requirements Orlando, FL Secret Polygraph not specified Senior Level Career (10+ yrs experience) Salary not specified Job Description Job details: ASIC & FPGA Design Engineering Job location: Orlando, FL – MFC Job duration: 02/26/2024 to 02/24/25 Job clearance: Interim Secret Clearance Required prior to start Work Schedule: 4/10A-1st Shift Worksite Classification: Worker will work Onsite Full Time Job description: Develops, designs, verifies, and documents Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA) development. Determines architecture design, logic design, and system simulation. Assignments include the analysis of all aspects from high-level design to synthesis, place and route, and timing and power utilization. Typically uses specialized equipment to establish operation data, conduct experimental tests, and evaluate results. Support Circuit card designer with trade studies. Develop and release design requirement specifications for product. Support of production environment in debugging and troubleshooting FPGA related issues in a production environment will be a critical component of this particular role.
Required Experience:
Strong understanding and experience in FPGA design and verification is a must. Candidate must be familiar with UVM and system verilog. Matlab / Simulink FPGA design (HDLCoder / SystemGenerator) or High Level Synthesis (HLS) design experience is a plus. Candidate must have experience integrating FPGA solution on hardware and design validation including simulation validation.
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