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Morson Group in Edinburgh is seeking a Principal Firmware/FPGA Specialist to develop firmware for complex digital radar systems, underpinning current surveillance radars and next-gen technologies.
You will lead architecture definition, design maturation, integration, and qualification activities while collaborating with hardware and software teams. A UK residency and SC security clearance are required.
Firmware Engineer - 1701
Edinburgh
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Principal Firmware / FPGA Specialist to work within the Surveillance Sector, developing firmware and working on FPGAs that underpins both our current proven surveillance radar systems and our next generation breakthrough technologies.
We deliver high-performance surveillance radar solutions such as Osprey and Seaspray, operating in demanding, mission-critical environments across air, land, and maritime domains. As new programmes begin from the ground up, we are offering a rare opportunity to help architect and develop the next generation of surveillance radar technology, working closely with hardware and software where performance, reliability, and innovation truly matter.
This is a unique opportunity, involving requirement capture, architecture definition, design maturation, integration and qualification support of next generation surveillance radars.
As a Principal Firmware / FPGA Specialist, you will work with the support of experts in their field, using world-class facilities to deliver firmware for complex digital systems that meet challenging future customer requirements. You will use your technical experience in all aspects of firmware development to support the delivery of key products. Your expertise will be key to enhance processes and ways of working across UK wide FPGA/Firmware delivery teams. You will also mentor junior members of the team to help enhance their skills and knowledge in all aspects of Firmware development.
This role will be based on-site in our Edinburgh office. We will also accept work done from our Newcastle site, however if you are applying remotely, you MUST be willing to travel to the Edinburgh site as the project dictates - this may be up to 5 days per week on-site depending on the projects stage of development. As a typical baseline, this is usually around 3 days per week as a minimum.