Technical Futures Ltd
Senior DSP Engineer

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DSP Engineer
A competent DSP Engineer with multidisciplinary experience and who is comfortable working within the electronics and firmware domains will join the new FPGA team within a thriving Technical Consultancy; contributing to a range of Client projects including the very latest radar, communications and sensing applications. Salary negotiable.
Responsibilities
The successful multidisciplinary Engineer will translate customer requirements into robust implementations. You’ll bring good knowledge of FPGA design alongside the Digital Signal Processing skills; will have ideally worked with the Vivado toolchain, although other FPGA platforms will be considered. An appreciation of RF systems would also be beneficial.
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Working closely with hardware, software and systems engineers, your development work will primarily target Xilinx silicon; delivering high-quality DSP/FPGA designs and implementations; engaging with Clients on a technical level, undertaking design reviews and bringing your own ideas to solve technically challenging problems.
Requirements
- Multidisciplinary experience in electronics and firmware domains
- Good knowledge of FPGA design
- Digital Signal Processing skills
- Experience with Vivado toolchain (ideal)
- Appreciation of RF systems (beneficial)
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If you are a bright Engineer whose core skills include DSP & FPGA design and are seeking a rewarding career move enabling you to broaden your technical knowledge – this dynamic company can offer you stability, career development, daily challenges, a top salary package and a great working environment.


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A competitive salary will be offered depending on your level of experience, with Hybrid working (normally 3 days office / 2 WFH), Company Bonus scheme, 25 days holiday (+ option to purchase 5 more), Private Healthcare, Pension (employee 5% minimum / employer 10%), Life Assurance (6x salary), Permanent Health Insurance, Long Service awards, cycle to work scheme, Car Lease scheme, free refreshments and more.
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