FPGA Engineer

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Harlow
1 year ago
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Tackle complex FPGA development for mission-critical systems built to handle extreme environments like outer space. Work on key projects involving space missions, advanced image processing and machine learning.

This teams expertise means they profits from repeat business from major space agencies. They maintain longstanding partnerships with major FPGA manufacturers who come to them for advice and technical content and regularly collaborate with industry leaders like Xilinx.

FPGA Engineers will benefit from a flexible work environment, typically one day a week in the office, and opportunities for international collaboration.

Groundbreaking projects will range from lunar space station assignments to predictive maintenance on satellites, radar system verification and machine learning applications for space missions. Significant investment in the latest tools and training ensures the team is well equipped to excel.

As FPGA Engineer, you will be developing and verifying FPGA firmware with an emphasis on solution architecture and verification strategy. Your contributions will be vital in transforming concepts into completed projects.

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