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Avionics FPGA Engineer

London
£55k – £75k/yr
Posted about 15 hours ago
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FPGA Engineer

London | 💰 £50k–£75k + benefits

I’m working with a high-growth deep-tech company developing advanced hardware and software systems, and they’re looking for an FPGA Engineer to join their engineering team.

This is a hands-on role covering FPGA development, RTL design, verification, and hardware integration.

You’ll be working with:

  • SystemVerilog / Verilog
  • RTL design and FPGA development
  • Simulation and verification
  • Timing analysis and clock-domain crossing
  • Digital interfaces and high-speed communications
  • Hardware bring-up and debugging
  • Python and/or TCL
  • Oscilloscopes, logic analysers, and other lab equipment

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Experience with SoC platforms, DDR, PCIe, embedded Linux, high-speed digital design, or Microchip FPGAs would be advantageous.

You’ll join a technically strong, multidisciplinary team working on complex engineering challenges where software and hardware meet.

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Package includes:

  • £50k–£75k depending on experience
  • Equity
  • Benefits package
  • Strong opportunity for technical development

If you’re an FPGA Engineer looking for a role where you can get close to the hardware and work on genuinely challenging technology, apply or drop me a message for more information.

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