FPGA Design Engineer - Vivado Expert - AI Trainer

Obsidian; Detroit (MI); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Obsidian is seeking professionals with hands-on, real-world experience in FPGA and digital hardware design. You must already have Vivado installed on a Windows PC and be able to access it today.

The role requires delivering practical results using FPGA/RTL techniques on a Windows platform, with applicants responsible for their own software licenses and hardware. The ideal candidate will have hands-on, real-world experience applying FPGA design and timing analysis skills to complex projects,

Qualifications

• Must already have Vivado installed on a Windows PC.
• No software licenses, virtual machines, or hardware provided by the company.

Skills

FPGA design

RTL design

Timing analysis

Schematic capture

Tools

Vivado

Job description

Overview

We're looking for professionals with hands‑on, real‑world experience in specialized applications.

Application Expertise and Access

You must already have Vivado installed/available on your own PC running Windows, and be able to open it today. We do not provide software licenses, virtual machines, or hardware.

FPGA & Digital Hardware Design

- Vivado — on Windows

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About These Applications

Vivado | AMD/Xilinx FPGA and SoC design, synthesis and timing | FPGA and RTL design and verification engineers |

Technology Requirement

Must be able to capture screenshots with more than 2.5 megapixels. Satisfy this in either of two ways.

Option A — a single high monitor. Any of these aspect ratios, at or above the resolution shown:

4:3 | 1826 × 1370 | 2048×1536

16:9 | 2109 × 1186 | 2560×1440 (QHD) · 3840×2160 (4K) · 5120×2880 (5K)

16:10 | 2000 × 1250 | 2240×1400 · 2560×1600 · 2880×1800

3:2 | 1937 × 1291 | 2160×1440 · 2256×1504 · 2736×1824 · 3000×2000

21:9 (ultrawide) | 2416 × 1036 | 2560×1080 · 3440×1440 · 3840×1600

MacBook Pro 14" (3024×1964) and 16" (3456×2234) built‑in displays qualify.

Option B — a dual‑monitor setup. Two displays side by side, captured as a single spanning image. Two 1920×1080+ monitors qualify. A single 1080p screen out of that pair does not.