Entry-Level FPGA Digital Design Engineer (Tucson)

RTX; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 57,000 - 109,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation Eligibility

Job summary

RTX seeks a Digital Electrical Engineer I to design and develop next-generation circuit card assemblies (CCAs) and FPGA-based solutions in Tucson, AZ. You will work in an agile, cross-functional team with systems, mechanical, and software engineers through the full lifecycle—from architecture to production release.

You will model digital algorithms, select components, capture schematics, run simulations, and validate hardware in a lab using advanced test instruments.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related STEM field, degree for start date.
• Experience or coursework in Digital Electronics, Circuit Design/Analysis, Digital Design, or HDL coding for configurable logic devices.
• Experience with test equipment (oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, DMM) for characterization, debugging, validation.

Responsibilities

• Develop and verify digital architecture, circuit card designs, and FPGA implementations for configurable logic devices.
• Model digital algorithms, partition design functions, and write high-reliability code for embedded processing systems.
• Select components, capture schematics, simulate circuits, and collaborate on layout/routing.

Skills

Digital Electronics

Circuit Design

HDL coding

Python

C

Linux-based development

SoC architectures

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering

Computer Engineering

STEM discipline

Tools

Questa

Riviera-PRO

GitHub

Oscilloscopes

Logic Analyzers

Job description

RTX seeks a Digital Electrical Engineer I to design and develop next-generation circuit card assemblies (CCAs) and FPGA-based solutions in Tucson, AZ. You will work in an agile, cross-functional team with systems, mechanical, and software engineers through the full lifecycle—from architecture to production release.

You will model digital algorithms, select components, capture schematics, run simulations, and validate hardware in a lab using advanced test instruments.