Digital Hardware Engineer - FPGA, DSP & Audio Public Safety

OpenTalent; Schaumburg (IL); On-site; USD 76,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Motorola Solutions in Schaumburg, IL is seeking a Digital Hardware Development Engineer to maintain and develop control hardware for public safety radio products. You will work on digital, analog, and audio designs with emphasis on reliability and compliance.

Responsibilities include supporting current products, initiating new hardware development, circuit simulations, and Python-based automated tests. A Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering is required; Cadence and HDL/FPGA experience are a plus.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree or higher in Electrical Engineering.
• Experience with digital/analog hardware design in safety-critical systems.
• Familiarity with HDL/FPGA design and Cadence tools.

Responsibilities

• Support and maintain current shipping radio and console products.
• Develop digital, analog, and audio designs for public safety systems.
• Design digital circuitry including microprocessors, DSP, FPGA, and memory.
• Design analog circuitry including audio paths, codecs, and power amplifiers.
• Circuit simulation and testing with modern equipment and software.
• Automated test setup and Python-based test execution.
• Use test gear (scope, logic analyzer, signal generators) for validation and certification.
• Develop intellectual property for the company.

Skills

Digital circuits

Microprocessor/Microcontroller

DSP

FPGA

Memory subsystem

Ethernet PHY

Analog circuits

Audio CODECs

Schematic capture

Cadence

HDL design

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Cadence

Job description

Motorola Solutions in Schaumburg, IL is seeking a Digital Hardware Development Engineer to maintain and develop control hardware for public safety radio products. You will work on digital, analog, and audio designs with emphasis on reliability and compliance.

Responsibilities include supporting current products, initiating new hardware development, circuit simulations, and Python-based automated tests. A Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering is required; Cadence and HDL/FPGA experience are a plus.