Senior FPGA Design Engineer

Annual Salary: $150,000 - $220,000 per annum

US Citizenship is required

Company overview & Job Title:

A leading High-Tech Engineering Company located in Massachusetts (USA) who specialize in GPS Technology are now hiring for a brand-new Senior FPGA Design Engineer to join the innovative team and to be working on proven world-class technologies.

Salary on offer:

The annual salary on offer for the successful Senior FPGA Design Engineer is $150,000 - $220,000 per annum. The Senior FPGA Design Engineer will need to have US Citizenship . Any present level of Security Clearance is a huge bonus.

Summary of the Senior FPGA Design Engineering Role:

The successful Senior FPGA Design Engineer will be responsible for FPGA design, board-level hardware, and system architecture—solving complex problems involving high-speed interfaces, tight timing margins, and system-level constraints.

• Education – Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or equivalent experience
• 5-10+ years hands‑on experience in FPGA design and development
• Proficient in ASIC, FPGA, RTL design experience using VHDL, Verilog, System Verilog
• Knowledge/experience of Xilinx SoC’s FPGA’s, CPU’s
• ASIC experience with Cadence or Synopsys tools or FPGA experience with Xilinx, Altera and/or Actel devices and flows
• Proficient in the use of FPGA simulation and synthesis tools
• Network interfaces – SPI, I2C, USB, UART, RS232/485, Ethernet, DDR4, PCIe, MIPI, SerDes
• Embedded C, C++ - Bonus
• Python, Bash Scripting, TCL – Bonus
• Technical expertise in FPGA development across the full lifecycle from RTL design, verification, synthesis, timing analysis, and bring up/validation
• Experience in Defense, Space, Aerospace, Military or similar safety critical industries
• Any present Security Clearance is a huge bonus
• Strong problem-solving skills, innovative, communication and team-work skills

Benefits Package:

• 3-week Vacation
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance plans
• Paid life insurance
• Profit Sharing Plan