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Advanced Design Technology Pty Ltd in Fyshwick, Canberra, is seeking an FPGA Engineer to join a small, multidisciplinary team developing FPGA-based systems for communications and signal processing. You will work across architecture, RTL, simulation, timing closure and hardware bring-up.
You will have the opportunity to collaborate with software, RF and electronics engineers to deliver complete working systems and to work with high-speed interfaces and DDR4/SERDES technologies.
Applicants must have the right to live and work in Australia and must hold, or be eligible to obtain and maintain, a minimum NV1 Australian Government Security Clearance.
Applicants must have the right to live and work in Australia and must hold, or be eligible to obtain and maintain, a minimum NV1 Australian Government Security Clearance.
Advanced Design Technology Pty Ltd (ADT) is a privately owned Australian engineering company that designs, develops and manufactures advanced electronic systems.
We work on technically challenging problems where performance matters. Our engineers develop real hardware and firmware, taking ideas from architecture and simulation through to integration, test and deployment.
We are growing our FPGA engineering capability and are looking for an engineer who enjoys solving difficult technical problems, understanding how things work at a low level, and turning complex requirements into working hardware.
The position is based in Fyshwick, Canberra. Relocation assistance within Australia may be available for the right candidate.
As an FPGA Engineer at ADT, you will work as part of a small multidisciplinary engineering team developing sophisticated FPGA-based systems for communications, signal processing and advanced electronic systems.
You will have the opportunity to work across the complete FPGA development lifecycle: architecture, RTL development, simulation, implementation, timing closure, integration, verification and hardware debug.