Senior ASIC/FPGA Design Engineer - Onsite (DoD Secret)
raytheonMcKinney (TX)
Senior ASIC/FPGA Design Engineer - Onsite (DoD Secret)
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raytheonMcKinney (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Raytheon in McKinney, TX seeks an experienced FPGA/ASIC design professional to define requirements, develop digital architectures, implement RTL, and perform timing, power, and functional analysis.
You will integrate FPGA modules in a lab, verify with industry tools, and collaborate across engineering teams while adhering to established processes. This onsite role requires US citizenship and security clearance.
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