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FPGA Design Engineer

LaBine and Associates

FPGA Design Engineer

Cambridge, MA
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    We are seeking a talented and experienced FPGA design engineer to join our client's digital design team. The successful candidate will contribute to FPGA and embedded system development including design, synthesis, verification, validation, test & support.

    Specific Responsibilities:

    • Digital system design and verification
    • Interface with PCB layout design resources
    • Prototype bring-up and debugging
    • Embedded system programming for SoC devices
    • Functional verification
    • Testing

    Required Qualifications

    • Proficiency with Xilinx, Microsemi, and/or Altera/Intel FPGAs and process flows including for embedded SoC development is required.
    • MS Degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering and 5+ years of direct experience in digital design or BS with 8+ years of experience
    • Demonstrated knowledge of FPGA design and verification flows
    • Must have experience using high-level languages (VHDL or Verilog), simulation, and verification tools and be familiar with process flows supporting design and verification for digital FPGA and SoC efforts
    • Ability to develop on embedded processors such as ARM or RISC-V
    • Fluent in VHDL or Verilog
    • Embedded C/C++ coding experience
    • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.  The ideal candidate must be a self-starter and have good technical presentation skills.

    Experience with ASIC/SoC design and implementation flow is desired.


    Preferred Qualifications

    • Ph.D. in Electrical or Computer Engineering
    • Prior experience working with cryptography, signal processing, guidance, navigation, or communication systems

    Preference will be given to candidates with an understanding of cryptography, signal or image processing, filter design, and algorithm implementation in hardware.