Senior FPGA Design Engineer – Radar
reliable-robotics · Seattle
Job description
About the role
Reliable Robotics is developing safety‑enhancing aviation technology and seeks a Senior FPGA Design Engineer to lead the FPGA development for its phased‑array radar system. The role focuses on advanced operational modes and translating algorithms into high‑performance hardware.
Key responsibilities
- Own the full FPGA lifecycle: architecture, implementation, synthesis, hardware integration, and testing for the Air‑to‑Air Radar solution.
- Collaborate with avionics and radar teams to define high‑level FPGA requirements and hardware/software interfaces.
- Convert MATLAB algorithms to fixed‑point VHDL, perform performance trade‑offs, and verify real‑time operation.
Required profile
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering (or equivalent).
- 8+ years of end‑to‑end electronics hardware development experience.
- Professional experience designing FPGA digital logic with industry‑standard tools.
Required skills
- FPGA design and VHDL coding.
- MATLAB to fixed‑point DSP translation.
- Experience with radar or RF transceiver systems.
- Knowledge of safety‑critical development standards (DO‑254 level A/B).
What we offer
- Competitive salary range $215,000–$300,000 per year plus stock options.
- Comprehensive benefits package.
- Opportunity to work on a vertically integrated technology stack impacting aircraft capabilities.
- Travel up to 10% and location at Seattle, WA.
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