About the role
FPGA Engineer Job Description for Headlands Tech
Locations: Amsterdam; Chicago; London; New York
Scope:
As an FPGA Engineer at Headlands Tech, you will be responsible for digital circuit design and verification, developing in-house intellectual property, and scaling designs globally. You will work with cutting-edge hardware technologies to support the Firm's automated trading infrastructure.
Qualifications: • Professional experience with FPGA/ASIC design and verification • Experience developing reusable IPs and scaling designs to multiple target platforms • Solid understanding of digital design principles • Strong working knowledge of either SystemVerilog/Verilog/VHDL • In-depth knowledge of common EDA tools • Knowledge of C++ required • Familiarity with common scripting languages TCL/Python/Bash • University degree in EE, CS, CE or related technical field • Experience with high-speed transceivers, networking protocols, and packet processing is preferred
Day to Day: • Design and verify RTL implementations for trading systems • Develop reusable IP components that can be deployed across multiple platforms • Integrate hardware designs with wider technology stack • Script automation tasks and workflow improvements • Collaborate with software, research, and systems teams
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