FPGA Design Engineer

We are looking for a hands-on FPGA Design Engineer, specialized in high-performance digital design and FPGA-based system development, as part of the QM-Platform team.This role involves ownership of FPGA interfaces and connectivity logic, including high-speed communication blocks, platform integration, and close collaboration with embedded and hardware teams. You will work on complex FPGA/SoC platforms, enabling robust and scalable solutions for control systems.Responsibilities:Own the design and implementation of FPGA-based interfaces such as PCIe, I2C, SPI, and high-speed GT communication.Develop and integrate FPGA logic on advanced platforms, including Xilinx UltraScale and Versal.Collaborate closely with embedded, hardware, and system teams to ensure seamless HW/SW/FPGA integration.Drive FPGA bring-up, debugging, and validation at both lab and system levels.Participate in system architecture definition and cross-team design decisions.Requirements: 3 years of experience in FPGA design and digital system development.Strong proficiency in Verilog/SystemVerilog RTL design.Hands-on experience with Xilinx FPGA families (UltraScale , Zynq, or Versal).Experience implementing and debugging high-speed interfaces (PCIe, Ethernet, JESD, or similar).Solid understanding of FPGA development flows, including synthesis, place & route, and timing closure.Experience with lab debugging tools (e.g., ILA/ChipScope, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers).Experience with simulation and verification methodologies (RTL and gate-level).Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail.B.Sc. or higher in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or equivalent.Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate across teams. Advantages:Experience with Versal architecture, including NoC design and integration.Background in ASIC design or verification.Familiarity with FPGA backend flows and static timing analysis (STA).Scripting experience (Python, TCL, Makefile) and/or C/C knowledgeThis position is open to all candidates.