Fpga Engineer jobs

For experienced engineers who understand the intricacies of Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), a career as an FPGA Engineer might be the perfect fit. FPGA Engineers design and develop FPGA systems for various applications, ranging from embedded computer systems to data acquisition and video processing systems. An FPGA Engineer designs, develops, and tests programmable hardware systems to ensure their functionality and performance. An FPGA Engineer is responsible for selecting the appropriate device, designing the architecture, and automating the design verification process. They need to develop algorithms to define the system components, evaluate performance, and keep up with the latest technology. This engineer needs an understanding of electrical engineering, digital circuit design, microcontroller programming, and computer architecture. Experience in firmware and board development, or with scripting languages, is also beneficial. At Expoint, FPGA Engineers lead the development of cutting-edge FPGA solutions. They strategize, design, and debug FPGA systems, ensuring performance and scalability. FPGA Engineers work with a variety of teams, including mechanical engineers, hardware engineers, and software engineers to bring their designs to life. FPGA Engineers are organized, but also resourceful, creative, and capable of multitasking and solving complex engineering problems. A successful FPGA Engineer works with attention to detail and technical expertise to design reliable products. They need to be able to leverage their experience in the field and skills in engineering, programming, and mathematics to design solutions that fulfill a variety of needs. With their creative problem-solving and critical thinking, FPGA Engineers play a critical role in the development of innovative technologies.