Field-Programmable Gate Arrays Engineer

Stellenbeschreibung:

Principal Consultant | Software Engineering, AI & CV/ML, Semiconductors & Electronics

European Tech Recruit are working closely with an exciting Quantum Computing startup, based in the Munich area, who are looking for a talented FPGA Engineer to join their team.

In this role you will join an electrical engineering team to develop state-of-the‑art FPGA platforms powering neutral atom quantum computers. Working closely with the quantum hardware and software teams, you will design, implement, and optimize real‑time control and data acquisition systems that enable precise, nanosecond‑level manipulation of individual atoms. Your contributions will directly impact the performance, scalability, and capability of our client’s quantum computing architecture, helping to unlock new quantum algorithms and applications.

Responsibilities as FPGA Engineer :

Design and implement SystemVerilog/Verilog modules for advanced quantum control systems, including:
Real‑time distributed signal acquisition and generation using high‑speed ADCs and DACs.
Integration of high‑speed vision interfaces such as CameraLink, CoaXPress, DisplayPort, or HDMI.
Development of comprehensive testbenches and simulation frameworks in SystemVerilog/Verilog and/or Python (cocotb).
Co‑design of memory‑mapped firmware and software for PS–PL interfaces on SoCs.
Design of robust clocking and trigger architectures for synchronized, multi‑board systems.

Requirements:

3+ years of FPGA development experience (or 1+ year with a Master’s degree).
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
Strong proficiency in synthesizable SystemVerilog, Verilog, or VHDL and functional verification.
Experience achieving timing closure and performing static timing analysis across multiple high‑speed clock domains.
Prior experience in signal or image processing, or control systems engineering.
Deep understanding of ARM AXI4, AXI‑Stream, and AXI‑Lite bus protocols.
Experience developing firmware for SoCs using ARM, RISC‑V, or PC400 architectures.
Ability to collaborate effectively with experimental physicists and engineers in an interdisciplinary environment.

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