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Objective Partners is seeking an experienced FPGA Engineer to join a high-performance hardware team in Chicago. You will own end-to-end silicon design and verification, delivering low-latency, scalable IP cores for data processing platforms.
You'll shape architectural decisions, integrate high-speed transceivers, and collaborate with software teams using C++ and scripting to streamline the development lifecycle. A strong background in HDL design and FPGA toolchains is required.
Location: Chicago, IL
We are seeking a seasoned FPGA Engineer to join a high-performance engineering team focused on building scalable, low-latency hardware solutions. This is an opportunity to take ownership of end-to-end silicon design and verification, developing sophisticated IP cores that power complex, high-speed data processing platforms. You will play a critical role in architectural decisions and the evolution of our hardware-accelerated infrastructure.
Architect and implement sophisticated FPGA/ASIC designs using hardware description languages.
Develop modular, reusable IP components designed to scale across diverse hardware platforms.
Lead the verification process to ensure high-reliability performance in production environments.
Integrate high-speed transceivers and optimize network protocol stacks for efficient packet handling.
Collaborate on software-hardware interfaces, utilizing C++ and scripting to streamline the development lifecycle.
Maintain and improve build systems and automated workflows for hardware deployment.
Substantial professional experience in the full FPGA/ASIC development lifecycle.
Expertise in SystemVerilog, Verilog, or VHDL.
Advanced proficiency with industry-standard FPGA synthesis and simulation toolchains.
Strong programming background in C or C++, with an understanding of software compilation processes.
Competency in scripting for automation using Python, TCL, or Bash.
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field.
Hands-on experience with high-speed serial links and transceivers.
Deep understanding of Ethernet networking protocols and real-time packet processing.
Familiarity with CMake for managing complex build environments.
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