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ASIC/FPGA Design & Verification Engineer
$126,650 - 257,600
Boeing
East Imperial Highway 2060, El Segundo
$126,650 - 257,600
Requirements
Must:
- Bachelor of Science degree in engineering, engineering technology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, data science, or computer science
- Minimum of 5 years of experience in ASIC/FPGA design or verification
- Experience in ASIC/FPGA architectural definition and functional verification using SystemVerilog
- Professional background in hardware integration and testing of ASIC/FPGA designs
- Proven experience in leading ASIC/FPGA design or verification teams and reporting progress
- Preferred: 10 years of related experience or equivalent education and experience
- Preferred: Masters Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering/Science, or related field
- Preferred: Familiarity with hardware emulators, particularly Palladium
- Proficiency in hardware verification languages like System Verilog and System Verilog Assertions
- Ability to develop executable test plans and create reusable test benches
- Experience with high-speed Serdes interfaces and scripting languages such as Make, Perl, or Python
Responsibilities
- Lead the design and development of FPGA/ASIC projects, coordinating with multi-program teams
- Collaborate with customers and system engineers to capture requirements and architect digital logic functions
- Explore and evaluate potential ASIC/FPGA technologies based on performance metrics and feasibility
- Implement FPGA/ASIC designs utilizing up-to-date design practices and tools
- Integrate DSP IP from internal and external sources as required
- Conduct static timing analysis and various design checks to ensure timely completion
- Develop Functional Coverage Models and conduct Code Coverage assessments
- Create self-checking, reusable test benches using Object Oriented Programming concepts
- Drive FPGA-based prototyping and validation aligned with program requirements
- Validate designs through hardware integration tests with necessary testing equipment
- Mentor and train junior engineers and assist in building strong project teams
Description
At Boeing, we pride ourselves on innovating and collaborating to improve the world. We cultivate a welcoming, respectful, and inclusive environment, offering ample opportunities for professional development. We are excited to welcome multiple ASIC and FPGA Design and Verification Engineers to join our Electronic Products team in Huntington Beach or El Segundo, CA. Our work involves developing cutting-edge ASICs and FPGAs that play a crucial role in various Boeing programs, including complex satellite technologies and commercial aviation systems. Joining us means being part of a diverse and dynamic team committed to utilizing advanced technologies and collaborating with top-tier partners. We offer competitive salaries, comprehensive benefit programs, and a commitment to your professional growth.
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