FPGA/ASIC Hardware Engineer - Electronic Fuzes & DefenseTech

L3Harris Technologies; Fort Thomas (KY); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

L3Harris Technologies in Cincinnati, OH is seeking a Specialist, FPGA/ASIC Hardware Engineer to design and develop next‑generation electronic safety and arm devices using state‑of‑the‑art technologies. You will work across hardware and firmware in a fast‑paced environment to deliver robust fuzing solutions.

Responsibilities include Verilog FPGA design, SystemVerilog verification with UVM, and C# bare‑metal microcontroller development, plus embedded C, lab tool usage (oscilloscopes, logic

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree and minimum 4 years of prior relevant experience. Graduate Degree and a minimum of 2 years of prior related experience. In lieu of a degree, minimum of 8 years of prior related experience.

Responsibilities

• Analysis of requirements, architecture definition, design and debug of FPGA and associated hardware and microcontroller products and firmware.
• Develop Verilog HDL targeting Antifuse and enhanced Flash FPGA's.
• Performing effective analysis of functional issues or performance profiling with hardware and firmware in test environments or target host systems.
• Contribute to process improvements to ensure hardware-firmware quality and time-to-market.

Skills

Verilog HDL

SystemVerilog (UVM)

C for embedded systems

C# Bare-Metal

Digital design concepts

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering (or related)

Graduate degree (MS/PhD) in related field

8+ years of related experience in lieu of degree

Tools

QuestaSim

SVN / Git / TFS

Oscilloscopes

Logic Analyzers

JTAG/ICE debuggers

Job description

L3Harris Technologies in Cincinnati, OH is seeking a Specialist, FPGA/ASIC Hardware Engineer to design and develop next‑generation electronic safety and arm devices using state‑of‑the‑art technologies. You will work across hardware and firmware in a fast‑paced environment to deliver robust fuzing solutions.

Responsibilities include Verilog FPGA design, SystemVerilog verification with UVM, and C# bare‑metal microcontroller development, plus embedded C, lab tool usage (oscilloscopes, logic