Senior FPGA Engineer (contract)

Analyzes customer and system requirements to develop basic architectural approaches and detailed specifications for various electronic products. Develops high-level and detailed designs consistent with requirements and specifications. Validates designs through various methods of review, testing and analysis. Identifies, tracks and statuses technical performance measures to measure progress and ensure compliance with requirements. Supports Supplier Management with make/buy recommendations and other technical services of limited scope. Provides engineering support throughout the lifecycle of the product. Investigates emerging technologies to develop concepts for future product designs to meet projected requirements. Works under general direction. Basic Requirement’s: •At least 2 years of System Verilog experience •AT least 2 years of UVM required (universal verification methodology) • Demonstrate strong digital hardware fundamentals. • Exercise sound engineering judgment. • Work independently with minimal oversight. • Communicate clearly and proactively. • Produce high-quality technical documentation. • Take ownership of their work and deliver maintainable engineering solutions. Recruiters should prioritize candidates who can clearly explain their personal technical contributions, design decisions, debugging approach, and ownership of deliverables, rather than simply listing tools or technologies used on a project.

Pay Rate Range

75 - 78 USD hourly

Benefits Information

• Optional Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K

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