FPGA & Real-Time Systems Engineer II

RTX; Cambridge (MA); On-site; USD 69,000 - 131,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation Assistance available

Job summary

RTX BBN Technologies in Cambridge, MA is seeking engineers to design real-time control system architectures and develop DCLT algorithms for challenging environments. The role focuses on high-assurance hardware-software integration and rapid prototyping of sensor processing systems.

You will work with FPGA development, DSP concepts, high-speed interfaces, and embedded Linux on SoC boards, with security clearance requirements and DoD clearance.

Qualifications

• STEM degree or advanced degree, or 6 years of relevant experience.
• Experience in FPGA design, verification, timing analysis and board bring-up.
• Understanding DSP fundamentals and FPGA implementations.
• Experience with high-speed interfaces and memory interfaces such as HBM2 and DDR.
• Scripting experience in Bash, Tcl, or similar.

Responsibilities

• Develop real-time control system architectures for physical systems.
• Create and evaluate DCLT algorithms for challenging environments.
• Support testbeds for real-time sensor processing and quantum information systems.
• Contribute to real-time system implementations and mission scenario analyses.

Skills

FPGA development

DSP on FPGA

High-speed interfaces

Scripting (bash, Tcl)

Security clearance

Education

STEM degree / advanced degree

6 years of relevant experience without degree

Tools

SoC boards bare metal

Petalinux / embedded Linux

RFSoC boards

Linux drivers for FPGA

BlueSpec SystemVerilog

C/C++

Python

HDMI / sFPDP / DDR interfaces

Job description

RTX BBN Technologies in Cambridge, MA is seeking engineers to design real-time control system architectures and develop DCLT algorithms for challenging environments. The role focuses on high-assurance hardware-software integration and rapid prototyping of sensor processing systems.

You will work with FPGA development, DSP concepts, high-speed interfaces, and embedded Linux on SoC boards, with security clearance requirements and DoD clearance.