Naval DSP FPGA Engineer: Real-Time Signal Processing & VHDL

AstroNetix; Middletown Township (PA); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

AstroNetix is seeking an FPGA-focused Digital Signal Processing Engineer to support U.S. Naval systems in real-time signal analysis and hardware implementation. This hybrid role entails performing requirements analysis, developing DSP algorithms in MATLAB, and translating designs into VHDL for FPGA platforms. The ideal candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and experience in MATLAB and VHDL. The role requires hands-on technical skills crucial for operational Naval capability. Occasional on-site support at military facilities is necessary.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related technical field.
• Strong foundation in Digital Signal Processing concepts and applications.
• Demonstrated experience developing DSP algorithms in MATLAB.
• Hands-on experience implementing designs in VHDL for FPGA platforms.
• Experience with FPGA simulation and verification workflows.

Responsibilities

• Perform requirements analysis and characterize signal behavior.
• Develop and validate DSP algorithms using MATLAB.
• Translate MATLAB-based algorithms into VHDL for FPGA implementation.
• Implement, integrate, and optimize FPGA designs.
• Support verification, validation, and test activities.

Skills

Digital Signal Processing

MATLAB

VHDL

FPGA platforms

Requirements analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

Xilinx

Intel (Altera)

Job description

AstroNetix is seeking an FPGA-focused Digital Signal Processing Engineer to support U.S. Naval systems in real-time signal analysis and hardware implementation. This hybrid role entails performing requirements analysis, developing DSP algorithms in MATLAB, and translating designs into VHDL for FPGA platforms. The ideal candidate should have a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and experience in MATLAB and VHDL. The role requires hands-on technical skills crucial for operational Naval capability. Occasional on-site support at military facilities is necessary.