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FPGA Engineer | £50-70k | Milton Keynes | HybridMy client is a leader in cutting-edge technology solutions for the space industry.They are expanding their team to develop advanced FPGA solutions.Main duties:Develop variable speed transmitters and a receiver with improved skew tolerance.Redesign the RMAP stack and MRAM controller for better performance.Modularize the overall FPGA architecture to enhance configurability.Skills and experience required:Proven...

Milton Keynes

FPGA Engineer

Job Title: FPGA Design Engineer (Contract)Location: London (Hybrid)Duration: 6 MonthsRate: Competitive (Outside IR35)Overview:We're seeking a hands-on FPGA Design Engineer to support a high-performance data transfer project. The role involves working on FPGA-based systems with a focus on throughput, reliability, and integration within a larger hardware-software environment.Key Skills:Solid FPGA development experienceVHDL or Verilog (SystemVerilog a plus)Knowledge of high-speed interfaces (e.g., PCIe,...

London

Fpga Design Engineer

FPGA Design Engineer – Defence & Aerospace SectorSouth East England – Hybrid Working Available£40,000 - £55,000 + Benefits(Permanent | Full-time)Are you an experienced FPGA Design Engineer seeking a technically challenging role in a highly regulated environment? Our client – an established leader in cutting-edge technology for the defence and aerospace sectors – is looking for a proactive and skilled individual...

Canterbury

FPGA Engineer

FPGA Design EngineerCambridgeUp to £80,000A new opportunity has arisen with a highly innovative engineering organisation based in Cambridge, working at the forefront of radar and surveillance technology for defence and security applications.They are looking for a skilled FPGA Design Engineer to join their multidisciplinary engineering team and take ownership of the design and development of advanced digital signal processing solutions,...

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FPGA Engineer

FPGA Engineer – Canterbury – Semi remote - £60k - £75kHexwired Recruitment is recruiting for a world renowned Electronics Manufacturer based in Canterbury now seeking an FPGA Engineer to help develop a range of products the company is looking to bring to the market.The company are expanding due to recent successes and are now seeking an FPGA Engineer ideally with...

Canterbury

Fpga Design Engineer

New FPGA Design Engineer job available in Oxford, Oxfordshire (Hybrid - 2 days remote working) - Quantum Computing Technology!Core skills: FPGA design (HDL - VHDL and Verilog), DSP Implementation, Embedded Systems, Digital HardwareLocation: Oxford, Oxfordshire (3 days onsite / 2 days remote)Industries: Quantum Computing, Space TechBenefits include: High Pension offering, Private Medical, Stock options!This is a unique and incredibly exciting...

Oxford

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Advance your Semiconductor career with expert advice, practical job search tips, and insightful industry guides.

How to Present Semiconductor Solutions to Non-Technical Audiences: A Public Speaking Guide for Job Seekers

Semiconductors are the foundation of modern technology—from smartphones and solar panels to EVs and medical devices. But as the industry grows in complexity and global importance, the ability to communicate how these technologies work—and why they matter—has never been more essential. For job seekers in the semiconductor sector, clear communication is now a vital soft skill. Whether you're an engineer, researcher, product manager, or commercial specialist, your ability to explain semiconductor solutions to non-technical stakeholders can set you apart in job interviews and on the job. This guide will show you how to structure your presentations, simplify technical content, design effective visuals, and confidently address tough stakeholder questions in a way that builds trust, clarity, and impact.

Semiconductor Jobs UK 2025: 50 Companies Hiring Now

Bookmark this guide—refreshed every quarter—so you always know who’s really expanding their semiconductor design, fabrication & equipment teams. The UK’s new Semiconductor Strategy (£1 billion over ten years), a wave of chip‑supply onshoring and record venture funding for compound semiconductors mean demand for design engineers, process‑integration scientists, test & yield specialists, EDA developers and field‑service engineers is soaring in 2025. Below are 50 organisations that have posted UK‑based semiconductor vacancies or announced head‑count growth during the past eight weeks. They’re grouped into five easy‑scan categories. For every employer you’ll see: Main UK hub Example live or recent vacancy Why it’s worth a look (technology node, culture, mission) Search any company on SemiconductorJobs.co.uk to view current ads, or set up a free alert so fresh openings land straight in your inbox.

Return-to-Work Pathways: Relaunch Your Semiconductor Career with Returnships, Flexible & Hybrid Roles

Re-entering the workforce after a career hiatus can feel like manufacturing a new wafer—high-precision and potentially daunting. In a specialised field such as semiconductors, where process nodes shrink and technology evolves rapidly, parents and carers returning to work need both technical refreshers and flexible arrangements. Fortunately, the UK’s semiconductor sector now offers a variety of return-to-work pathways—from structured returnships to flexible and hybrid roles. These programmes value the transferable skills you’ve gained, pairing you with mentorship, targeted upskilling and supportive networks to ease your transition back into chip design, fabrication, test or equipment engineering. In this guide, you’ll discover how to: Understand today’s UK semiconductor landscape Leverage your organisational, communication and resilience skills in semiconductor roles Tackle common re-entry challenges with practical solutions Refresh your technical and process knowledge through targeted learning Access returnship and re-entry programmes tailored to semiconductors Find roles that fit around family commitments—whether flexible, hybrid or full-time Balance your career relaunch with caring responsibilities Master applications, interviews and networking in the semiconductor industry Draw inspiration from real returner success stories Get answers to frequent questions in our FAQ section Whether you’re aiming to return as a process engineer, circuit designer, test development engineer or equipment specialist, this article maps out the steps and resources you need to reignite your semiconductor career.

LinkedIn Profile Checklist for Semiconductor Jobs: 10 Tweaks to Ignite Recruiter Interest

The semiconductor industry—from IC design and fabrication to test engineering—demands highly specialised talent. Recruiters search LinkedIn for candidates with expertise in VLSI, RTL design, process control and yield optimisation. A targeted, keyword-rich LinkedIn profile ensures you appear in the right searches and resonates with hiring teams. This step-by-step LinkedIn for semiconductor jobs checklist lays out ten pragmatic tweaks to ignite recruiter interest. Whether you’re an ASIC design engineer, process development scientist or test automation specialist, these actionable optimisations will sharpen your professional narrative and boost your visibility.

Part-Time Study Routes That Lead to Semiconductor Jobs: Evening Courses, Bootcamps & Online Masters

The semiconductor industry is the backbone of modern electronics—powering everything from smartphones and data centres to electric vehicles and IoT devices. As Moore’s Law evolves and advanced nodes, 3D packaging and power-efficient design become critical, demand for skilled semiconductor professionals—process engineers, IC designers, fab technicians and test engineers—is soaring in the UK’s growing microelectronics sector. Yet many engineers and technologists cannot pause their careers for full-time study. Fortunately, part-time learning pathways—Evening Courses, Intensive Bootcamps and Flexible Online Master’s Programmes—enable you to learn semiconductor technology while working. This comprehensive guide explores every route: foundational CPD units and short courses, hands-on bootcamps, accredited online MSc programmes, plus funding options, practical planning advice and a detailed case study. Whether you’re a technician aiming for process development roles, an electrical engineer pivoting into VLSI design or a project manager looking to deepen your fab operations knowledge, you’ll find a pathway tailored to your schedule and career goals.

The Ultimate Assessment-Centre Survival Guide for Semiconductor Jobs in the UK

Assessment centres for semiconductor positions in the UK replicate the precision and innovation required in chip design and fabrication environments. Through psychometric assessments, hands-on fab process simulations, yield-improvement group exercises, case studies, and interviews, recruiters evaluate your technical expertise, analytical rigour, and collaboration skills. Whether you specialise in process engineering, device physics or test and validation, this guide will help you navigate every stage and secure your next role in the semiconductor industry.

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