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Fpga Design Engineer

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New FPGA Design Engineer job available in Oxford, Oxfordshire (Hybrid - 2 days remote working) - Quantum Computing Technology!

  • Core skills: FPGA design (HDL - VHDL and Verilog), DSP Implementation, Embedded Systems, Digital Hardware

  • Location: Oxford, Oxfordshire (3 days onsite / 2 days remote)

  • Industries: Quantum Computing, Space Tech

  • Benefits include: High Pension offering, Private Medical, Stock options!

    This is a unique and incredibly exciting opportunity for an FPGA Design Engineer to be part of a rapidly growing R&D team based out of Oxford, Oxfordshire. If you have experience in FPGA design / development and DSP implementation this a rare chance to be part of ground-breaking innovation for quantum computing tech.

    Skills / Experience required:

  • Proven experience in FPGA design using both VHDL and Verilog

  • Experience in DSP algorithm implementation using Xilinx IP blocks & HDL

  • Embedded Systems development with some basic experience in Embedded programming.

  • Exposure to IP, Control Systems, High-speed Digital Interfaces.

    Apply here to begin your application process.

    *Visa sponsorship is available - must be UK based

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