Hardware Digital Engineer
In This Role, Your Responsibilities Will Be
Collaborate with multi-disciplinary hardware engineering teams to develop test and measurement products.
Develop register maps and generate documentation to ensure clear design intent to the broader project team.
Own the full FPGA design, including logic implementation, data movement and analysis, testbenches, compilation, and timing analysis.
Own all aspects of digital board level design, including schematic entry, layout guidelines, signal integrity simulations, and prototype validation.
Develop and execute plans for prototype hardware bring-up and board level validation.
Be the voice of digital design in project meetings by estimating level of effort for design tasks, providing input on status of work, and proactively raising technical concerns.
Who You Are
You partner with others to get work done. You can take a creative idea and put it into practice. You build and deliver solutions that meet customer expectations. You persist in accomplishing objectives despite obstacles and setbacks.
For This Role You Will Need
Minimum Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Computer, or Software Engineering, or a related discipline.
Proficiency designing with digital logic and synchronous elements, including flip-flops, timing diagrams, and state machines
Working knowledge of:
Programmable logic design with VHDL, Verilog, or SystemVerilog
Computer architectures and interfaces
Fundamental knowledge of programming languages (e.g. python, C, LabVIEW)
Fundamental knowledge of analog circuit design
Preferred Qualifications the Set You Apart
Demonstrated ability to:
Apply diagnostic insight to identify technical problems, propose viable options, and apply technical solutions
Quickly learn applicable technologies, systems, and products
Take initiative, be a self-starter, and work independently
Work and communicate effectively in a team development environment
Persistently drive tasks and projects to successful completion
Take ownership of goals and schedules and manage time well
Familiar with common benchtop instruments such as oscilloscopes, DMMs, function generators, and power supplies.
Familiar with Xilinx, Intel, or Lattice FPGAs and CPLDs, as well as their design tools.