Senior Digital/FPGA Engineer
Listed on 2026-06-19
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Engineering
Hardware Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Systems Engineer, Embedded Software Engineer
We are looking for an engineer to help us build Software Defined Radios (SDRs) for mission critical infrastructure. Our products use FPGAs to provide a high performance interface between data provided over a high speed bus (10/40/100G Ethernet), our internal IP, and high speed converter (DACs/ADCs) devices. Your primary responsibilities require you to design, simulate, implement, and validate, FPGA based architectures that interface with high speed IOs (ADC, DAC, clock) to effectively process that data (filtering, decimating, interpolating), and pass that data over a high speed busses (JESD
204B/C, 10/40/100G Ethernet). This position also requires engineers to effectively document and communicate design changes, updates, challenges, to other engineers and a broader team.
Experience in all of the following areas:
- Experience with Verilog (preferred) or VHDL
- Digital Test bench creation, simulation, and maintenance
- Experience with Linux based distributions
- Working knowledge of C or C++
Experience directly implementing and debugging in at least three of the following areas:
- High speed (>325
MSPS) Digital and Analog Converter Interfaces (JESD
204B/C, LVDS, etc.) - DDR3/4 Memory Controllers (>1800MT/s)
- Complex test bench creation using iverilog or verilator
- FPGA integration with SoC devices, external chipsets, processors, and/or microcontrollers
The following skills are desired but not necessarily required for the position:
- FPGA integration with SDR systems
- Ethernet protocol implementations (ie; VITA-49 over UDP)
- Working in a Linux computing environment.
- Previous work with Schematic Capture and PCB Layout
- Understanding of wireless radio and DSP chains
- Mixed signal board layout and schematic capture
- Open source radio projects (ie; OpenBTS, UHD, Yocto)
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