FPGA Developer – Medical Devices

FPGA Developer – Medical Devices

Salary: Up to €80,000 | Baden-Württemberg, Germany | d/m/w

Job Details

• Job Title: FPGA Developer
• Employment Type: Permanent
• Start Date: To be agreed
• Location: Baden-Württemberg (BW), Germany
• Salary: Up to €80,000 per annum
• Required Languages: German and English – fluent in both is mandatory

Role Overview

We are seeking an experienced FPGA Developer to design and develop FPGA-based solutions for medical devices. You will be responsible for translating requirements into technical specifications, assessing the feasibility of customer-specific features, and developing FPGA modules for high-speed video bus systems.

This role offers the opportunity to work on complex digital hardware solutions involving high-speed data transmission and technologies such as SerDes, SDRAM and MGT.

Key Responsibilities

• Create technical specifications and develop FPGA-based solutions for medical devices.
• Assess the technical feasibility of customer-specific requirements and features.
• Design and develop FPGA modules for high-speed video bus systems.
• Set up, test and validate circuits at both module level and within the overall system.
• Work with technologies including SerDes, SDRAM and MGT, alongside other relevant FPGA technologies.
• Contribute to the development and testing of digital hardware solutions for high-speed data transmission.

Required Skills and Experience

• Degree in Computer Science or a related technical discipline.
• Minimum of 5 years' experience in FPGA design.
• Strong experience with VHDL and Verilog.
• Excellent knowledge of digital circuit design and hardware conception.
• Experience with PCB layout.
• Knowledge of high-speed video systems and high-data-rate transmission.
• Fluency in both German and English is mandatory.

What the Role Offers

• Salary of up to €80,000 per annum.
• The opportunity to develop FPGA-based solutions within the medical device sector.
• Work on technically challenging systems involving high-speed video, digital circuit design and FPGA technologies.