FPGA & Emulation Engineer for SoC Prototyping

Voltai; United States; In loco; USD 120.000 - 190.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Voltai is seeking an experienced hardware engineering professional in the United States to lead emulation and FPGA prototyping for SoCs and subsystems. You will work with Palladium/ZeBu/Veloce/HAPS to map designs, enable early software bring-up, and drive system validation and performance analysis.

Join a fast-growing team building world models and AI-assisted design tools. Strong SystemVerilog, FPGA tooling, and scripting skills are essential for debugging complex system-scale issues.

Competenze

• 5+ years of emulation or FPGA prototyping experience.
• Hands-on experience with Palladium, ZeBu, Veloce, or HAPS.
• Strong SystemVerilog and FPGA tooling (Vivado, Quartus) experience.
• Experience with hardware/software co-verification and debug.
• Python, Tcl, or C/C++ scripting.

Mansioni

• Build and maintain emulation and FPGA prototyping platforms for SoCs and subsystems.
• Map designs onto emulators and FPGAs, including partitioning and timing closure.
• Enable early software bring-up, system validation, and performance analysis.
• Debug complex hardware/software issues at system scale.
• Build automation for emulation compile, run, and triage.
• Generate system-level data that helps train and evaluate Voltai's models.

Conoscenze

SystemVerilog

Python scripting

Tcl scripting

C/C++ scripting

Hardware/software co-verification

Emulation/FPGA prototyping experience

Strumenti

Palladium

ZeBu

Veloce

HAPS

Vivado

Quartus

Descrizione del lavoro

Voltai is seeking an experienced hardware engineering professional in the United States to lead emulation and FPGA prototyping for SoCs and subsystems. You will work with Palladium/ZeBu/Veloce/HAPS to map designs, enable early software bring-up, and drive system validation and performance analysis.

Join a fast-growing team building world models and AI-assisted design tools. Strong SystemVerilog, FPGA tooling, and scripting skills are essential for debugging complex system-scale issues.