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Motorola Solutions · 3 weeks ago

Principal FPGA / RTL Design Engineer - Signal Processing

Irvine, CA

Full-time

Hybrid

Lead/Staff

$165K/yr - $250K/yr

8+ years exp

Motorola Solutions is a global community focused on safety and security technologies. They are seeking a Principal FPGA / RTL Design Engineer specializing in signal processing to participate in the research and development process for advanced wireless systems, working closely with the FPGA Engineering team.

Cyber SecurityTelecommunicationsVideo

Growth Opportunities

No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Working with system engineers and digital design architecting for wireless communication projects, including fixed point design of signal processing blocks

RTL coding, simulation, and test bench development

FPGA synthesis and timing closure

Hardware verification and troubleshooting; familiarity with logic analyzers

Provide support to the RF and Software Engineering teams

Qualification

RTL designFPGA implementationDigital signal processingVerilogSystem-VerilogFPGA synthesisXilinx FPGAsMATLABPythonPerlCommunication skills

Required

Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related fields

Minimum 10 years of demonstrated experience in RTL design and FPGA implementation; 8 years of experience in RTL design and FPGA implementation with an advanced degree (MS or PhD) in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related fields

Demonstrated experience with fixed point binary arithmetic and digital signal processing (DSP) designs

Deep knowledge of RTL design fundamentals using Verilog and System-Verilog

Proven expertise working with front-end RTL design tools, FPGA synthesis, timing closure, multiple clock-domain and/or high-utilization FPGA designs

Experience with Xilinx FPGAs, SoCs, and the Vivado IDE

Must be a U.S. Citizen due to clients under U.S. government contracts

All employment is contingent upon the successful clearance of a background check