Senior FPGA Engineer: Radar & Sensor Systems (Onsite)

Hardware FYI; El Segundo (CA); On-site; USD 160,000 - 290,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Stock option grants

Relocation assistance

Unlimited PTO

Job summary

CHAOS Industries in Hawthorne, CA is seeking a highly skilled FPGA Engineer to design and integrate next-generation radar sensor products. You will work on RTL, Verilog/SystemVerilog, and collaborate across R&D and product teams to deliver reliable hardware solutions.

This full-time, on-site role requires strong experience with FPGA life cycle, AXI protocols, Vivado, and hands-on scripting in Python/Bash. U.S. Person status is required to access U.S.-only data systems.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or higher degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or related degree.
• 5+ years of experience in RTL design targeting FPGAs.
• Experience with Verilog and SystemVerilog, AXI protocols, and FPGA toolchains.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement complex FPGA designs targeting next-generation radar products.
• Support system integration of FPGA designs with complex software systems.
• Collaborate with R&D and product teams to deliver hardware solutions.
• Work full-time on-site in our Hawthorne, California office.

Skills

Verilog

SystemVerilog

AXI Protocol

Bash

Python

C/C++

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s or higher degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or Computer Science

Tools

Vivado Design Suite

SoC FPGAs (Zynq, Ultrascale, Versal)

FPGA Ethernet IP (1G/10G/40G/100G)

Job description

CHAOS Industries in Hawthorne, CA is seeking a highly skilled FPGA Engineer to design and integrate next-generation radar sensor products. You will work on RTL, Verilog/SystemVerilog, and collaborate across R&D and product teams to deliver reliable hardware solutions.

This full-time, on-site role requires strong experience with FPGA life cycle, AXI protocols, Vivado, and hands-on scripting in Python/Bash. U.S. Person status is required to access U.S.-only data systems.