FPGA Engineer / Digital Hardware Design Engineer (VHDL, FPGAs, ASICs)

ARQUIMEA , we are a technology company operating globally and providing innovate solutions and products in highly demanding sectors.

Our areas of activity are Aerospace, Defense & Security, Big Science, Biotechnology and Fintech.

ARQUIMEA Research Center (ARC) , part of ARQUIMEA , was born in 2019 with the aim of inventing the technologies of tomorrow. An environment of innovation and excellence at European level from which senior and junior researchers from around the world develop disruptive technologies and business models that will serve as an engine of socio-economic growth in the medium and long term.

We are looking for a  DIGITAL HARDWARE DESIGN ENGINEER with knowledge in the field of digital design for FPGAs, ASICs and SoC FPGAs. The successful candidate will have knowledge of digital circuits design, digital architectures with different objectives : hardware acceleration, dependability, and low-power consumption.

Tasks to be performed :

• Design digital circuits and FPGA-based systems for various applications using HDLs (preferably VHDL).
• Working in a multidisciplinary team researching and developing digital circuit designs, prototyping in FPGAs.
• Modeling and simulating complete solutions to evaluate digital circuits.
• Conduct thorough testing and debugging of FPGA prototypes.
• Participate in the analysis and specification of digital subsystems and participate and lead design reviews.
• Plan and execute tasks in collaboration with the rest of the team to ensure project objectives are met.
• Analyzing and criticizing solutions by using quantitative metrics.

Required skills, experience and candidate profile :

Additionally, we will also value experience in the following areas :

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At ARQUIMEA, we value diversity and inclusion. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, or other protected factors by law. All candidates will be considered equally based on their skills and experience