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Neways Electronics International seeks a Firmware Designer (FPGA) to create and modify firmware for programmable logic, including the hardware/software interface of our machines. You will specify requirements, implement and simulate VHDL, test firmware in test setups and in the machine module, and act as the VHDL expert within cross‑disciplinary teams, applying agile practices.
The role offers a challenging, project‑oriented environment with state‑of‑the‑art technology and opportunities for
As a Firmware Designer (FPGA), your main responsibility is to create and modify firmware designs for programmable logic, for example FPGAs, including the hardware/software interface of the machine.
Your tasks include specifying and documenting requirements, implementing and simulating VHDL code, as well as testing the firmware in test setups and in the machine module. You will be the first point of contact for VHDL-related questions and you will work closely with designers of all disciplines (software, hardware, and (electro)-mechanical).
This is how you make impact as a firmware designer
As a firmware designer you will work with your project team as the VHDL expert. Together with your colleagues you will work on electronics solutions that we develop for and in consultation with our customers, and produce within one of our operating companies.
An appealing salary tailored to your skills and experience, complemented by an 8% vacation pay. What really sets this job apart is a challenging position in a dynamic and healthy development project-oriented environment, while working with a team of enthusiastic highly skilled professionals. You will have the opportunity to work on challenging projects, making use of state of the art technology such as systems-on-chip, high speed signaling, and transceiver based interfaces. Our international organization is evolving into a System Innovator in which there is focus not only on hard skills, but definitely on soft skills as well.
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