Your work will have a real-world impact. You will explore pioneering concepts through collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams of skilled scientists, engineers, and designers. You’ll see ideas become reality as you create impactful solutions through Awerian’s rapid approach to design, development and implementation.
As an FPGA Engineer - Consultant, you will tackle diverse, real-world challenges from the ground up. Typically, this will involve the whole product life cycle, capturing requirements, design and development, documentation, testing, and delivery. Awerian’s wide variety of intriguing projects, from proof-of-concept through to working prototypes, provide stimulating intellectual and practical challenges.
Requirements:
You bring a track record of academic excellence, hold a relevant degree, and have proven technical capabilities including the design and development of technology solutions in FPGA firmware (in VHDL/Verilog, using a toolchain such as Vivado / Quartus), have a proven track record of design and implementation of technological solutions.
Experience in developing Digital Signal Processing algorithms is highly advantageous.
In addition, experience in any of the following is desirable:
We are keen to hear from FPGA Engineers with experience from diverse industry backgrounds, and from recent graduate to developed career stage, but previous experience in the defence sector is an advantage.
TTP operates from an award-winning campus in green surroundings, just south of Cambridge.
Our comprehensive benefits package includes:
Please note:
You must be eligible for UK Security Clearance.
This role is not eligible for UKVI visa sponsorship scheme.
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TTP is a technical consultancy that creates innovative solutions to our clients' most complex technical challenges. We work with some of the world’s largest and most successful companies, as well as some of the smallest and most ambitious start-ups. Our designers, engineers and scientists collaborate across a wide range of industries, including healthcare, satcoms and science, to develop new products and technologies that make a real-world impact.