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FPGA DSP engineer

PARIS, 75
il y a 2 jours
Job DescriptionL'ENTREPRISE
  • Design of state-of-the-art autonomous systems in the defense sector,
  • A fast-growing company with several hundred employees, while maintaining human-scale teams,
  • Prestigious international clients.

LE POSTE / LES MISSIONSYour main missions :

  • Design and develop real-time radar signal processing pipelines on FPGA.
  • Work closely with hardware, RF, and embedded software engineers.
  • Contribute throughout the full development cycle, from architecture and RTL implementation to integration, testing, and field Join a small FPGA team responsible for designing the core RTL building blocks that will serve as the foundation for all our products.
  • Be part of an ambitious, fast-moving environment where you'll have the opportunity to grow and take on increasing responsibilities.
  • Thrive in a culture that values passion, curiosity, ambition, open-mindedness, and humility.

The company's offices are centrally located in Paris.

Relocation support is available, including assistance with moving and French immigration procedures.

The company offers additional paid time off (RTT). This is an on-site position, with no remote work option.

The working environment is international, and English is the company's official working language.

PROFIL RECHERCHÉ- Master's degree (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or a related field.- At least 2–3 years of hands-on experience in FPGA design using RTL languages (VHDL, Verilog, or System

Verilog).

Nice to have:- Experience with DSP concepts and real-time RF/DSP/SDR data processing pipelines.

Entreprise
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