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This is an opportunity to join a market leading tech firm developing high performance, bleeding edge radar systems for security and surveillance purposes. The company is currently undergoing a major product update and looking for an experienced FPGA Engineer to join the team.
 
As the sole FPGA Engineer, you will be working within a multi-disciplined team of engineers and play a crucial role in both the enhancement of existing radar systems and development of future generation product lines.
 
You will be taking full ownership of the digital signal processing components and working across the entire design cycle, leading on system design and architecture, through to the implementation and verification of these systems.
 
Key Requirements

Extensive experience working across the entire FPGA design cycle
Strong command of VHDL, SystemVerilog and Xilinx design tools
Solid understanding of the design of high-speed digital circuits for real-time systems and experience implementing signal processing algorithms with high-speed I/O
Experience programming in C/C++, Python or Rust 
Desired, but not essential:

Knowledge of radar, sonar or similar sensor systems
Understanding of radar signal processing techniques
Experience with Xilinx HLS

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