High-Speed PCB Design & Verification Engineer for SoC

Fortaegis Technologies; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Fortaegis Technologies is seeking a PCB design and verification engineer to support the design, validation, and bring up of custom PCB solutions. You will collaborate with partners to create designs including high speed networking, FPGA/MCU integration, and Fortaegis proprietary ASIC integration.

The role emphasizes hands-on bring-up, hardware debugging, lab measurements, and close coordination with FPGA, ASIC, and software teams to ensure seamless integration of hardware and software.

Qualifications

• Strong experience in PCB design for high-speed digital systems.
• Proven knowledge of signal integrity, impedance control, differential pair routing, and high-speed interface design.
• Preferred experience designing for FPGA, MCU, or ASIC-based platforms.
• Solid understanding of power supply design, PDN analysis, and board-level power sequencing.
• Hands-on experience with board bring-up, hardware debugging, and lab measurements.

Responsibilities

• Closely collaborate with our partners in designing multi layer PCBs.
• Perform schematic reviews.
• Oversee prototype validation, including power validation, interface testing, board bring up and debugging.
• Conduct hardware validation on prototype PCBs.
• Diagnose and resolve hardware issues, including hands-on rework.
• Collaborate closely with the FPGA, ASIC, and software teams to ensure seamless hardware/software integration.

Skills

PCB design

Signal integrity

Impedance control

Differential pair routing

High-speed interfaces

FPGA/MCU/ASIC platforms

Job description

Fortaegis Technologies is seeking a PCB design and verification engineer to support the design, validation, and bring up of custom PCB solutions. You will collaborate with partners to create designs including high speed networking, FPGA/MCU integration, and Fortaegis proprietary ASIC integration.

The role emphasizes hands-on bring-up, hardware debugging, lab measurements, and close coordination with FPGA, ASIC, and software teams to ensure seamless integration of hardware and software.