Senior FPGA Engineer - Remote & Flexible Hours

Multiple Access Communications Ltd; Southampton; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee Ownership (EOT)

Private medical insurance

Pension scheme

Flexible working around core hours

Discounted on-site gym membership

Cycle to Work scheme

Volunteer annual leave

Job summary

MAC Ltd is seeking an electronics engineer to join a specialist team focused on digital design, wireless technology, embedded systems and SDR. You will contribute across the full project lifecycle, from requirements capture through implementation and client engagement.

Applicants should hold an electronics degree from a top UK university, be eligible to work in the UK, and be eligible for UKSV (SC) security clearance.

Qualifications

• Degree-qualified electronics engineer with experience in digital design, wireless tech, embedded systems, or SDR.
• Experience in FPGA/Verilog/VHDL, DSP, AI/ML, and software development.
• Strong problem-solving skills and ability to communicate with clients and team.

Responsibilities

• Identify engineering tasks and develop components for projects.
• Prepare technical reports, specifications, drawings, calculations and risk reviews.
• Lead progress reporting to the customer and manage stakeholder communications.
• Liaise with customers in meetings and deliver communications for a variety of stakeholders.
• Lead, design and/or manage project components and timelines.
• Mentor colleagues through guidance and coaching and contribute to quotes and bid documents.

Skills

Digital design

Wireless technology

Embedded systems

SDR

Software development

Communication waveforms

AI/ML

Problem solving

Education

Electronics degree (UK)

Job description

MAC Ltd is seeking an electronics engineer to join a specialist team focused on digital design, wireless technology, embedded systems and SDR. You will contribute across the full project lifecycle, from requirements capture through implementation and client engagement.

Applicants should hold an electronics degree from a top UK university, be eligible to work in the UK, and be eligible for UKSV (SC) security clearance.