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Copello Global

Firmware Engineer

Gloucester
£50k – £90k/yr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Firmware Engineer - Gloucester - up to £90,000

We've got a unique opportunity for an SC cleared Firmware Engineer to join our client on mission-critical programmes of work.

Join a growing technology organisation delivering mission-critical solutions across National Security and Defence. You'll work on cutting-edge SDR, FPGA, RF and SIGINT technologies within secure customer environments.

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We're looking for an experienced Firmware Engineer with strong VHDL and FPGA expertise to:

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  • Develop OpenCPI components using C/C++ and HDL.
  • Design and optimise FPGA solutions using VHDL/Verilog.
  • Integrate DSP into FPGA and embedded Linux environments.
  • Support SDR, RF and SIGINT systems.
  • Contribute to technical design, architecture and hardware/software integration.
  • Work with customers and delivery teams in secure environments.

About You

You'll have:

  • Strong VHDL and FPGA development experience.
  • Experience with OpenCPI.
  • Knowledge of SDR, DSP and/or RF technologies.
  • C/C++ and embedded Linux experience.
  • Ideally, a background in Defence, National Security or communications.
  • Strong problem-solving and communication skills.

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Ready to work on technology that matters? Please call Victoria at Copello on 07341347640 and email a copy of your up to date CV to victoria@copello.co.uk

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Skills

VHDL
FPGA
OpenCPI
C++
C
Embedded Linux
SDR
DSP
RF
SIGINT
Verilog
Hardware/Software Integration

Location

Gloucester, England, United Kingdom

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