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Staff FPGA Engineer

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We are supporting a deep-tech networking company developing next-generation interconnect technology for AI and high-performance computing systems. They are looking to add an FPGA Engineer to their growing hardware team, helping to build ultra-high-speed networking solutions designed for future data centre infrastructure.
This role focuses on developing FPGA-based interfaces between accelerators, processors, and high-bandwidth network architectures. You’ll work across architecture definition, RTL implementation, verification, and lab-based validation, contributing to systems designed to operate at extreme throughput while maintaining efficiency and scalability.
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The position will involve:
- Building and optimising high-speed FPGA designs
- Supporting customer evaluation platforms
- Collaborating closely with software and systems teams to deliver production-ready networking solutions
They are looking for an FPGA Engineer with the following background:
- Strong FPGA development experience using SystemVerilog, Verilog, or VHDL
- Experience with high-speed networking or accelerator interconnects
- Understanding of protocols such as PCIe, RDMA, CXL, NVLink, or similar
- Experience with FPGA tool flows including synthesis, timing closure, and verification
- Familiarity with Vivado, Quartus, Questa, or VCS
- Scripting experience with Python or TCL


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- Versal, Agilex, embedded processors, or device-driver level software
If you’re interested in the position of FPGA Engineer, please apply or contact Sam Cruse at IC Resources.
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