FPGA Engineer

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Photonis Infrared France (Grenoble, FR) on Mar 22nd 2024

We are looking for an FPGA Engineer in Grenoble, France!

Do you love designing and developing groundbreaking ideas for the next generation of Advanced Camera & Imaging systems?
Do you have at least 3 years of relevant experience in FPGA?
This job opening is for you!

You will work in a R&D department developing imaging sensor and cameras, in the spectral range from UV to LWIR, on different technologies.

Your main responsibilities
- Study and definition of the video system (costs / deadlines / performance)
- Electronic design (VHDL / Verilog and simulation)
- Development and testing
- Electronic evolution/improvement

About you
- Engineering degree in electronics or industrial computing
- Relevant experience of at least 3 years in an industrial environment related to the application of electronic subsystems
- Solid skills in video processing and optimisation of FPGA resources (VHDL / Verilog)
- Structured and methodical mindset
- Good interpersonal skills and team spirit to support colleagues and share technical knowledge
- Fluent English a must

Embrace a big future with us!
- Work with a dynamic team in a high-tech company full of challenges and opportunities ahead
- Our flexible working environment will give you many opportunities to take initiatives and responsibilities

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