Fpga Developer

Fpga Developer
Lisboa
Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal

Fortil is an international engineering and technology consulting group, built on an independent model, bringing together over 2, 500 employees. With 30 offices across 14 countries, Fortil fosters entrepreneurial freedom and the empowerment of individual potential.

Your Responsabilities

We are looking for a FPGA developer to join us to develop hardware controllers, ethernet switches and soft processors in FPGA, for embedded devices;

Participate in the complete development cycle, including design, implementation and testing;

Be part of an R&Dteam working in a collaborative, informal and dynamic environment.

Your Profile

• Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Computer Science (or similar);
  
  
• +1 years of experience as FPGA developer;
  
  
• Experience with
  VHDL (Verilog will be a plus);
  
  
• Experience with
  Xilinx or Altera tools and platforms (Quartus, Vivado);
  
  
• Experience with
  HW/SW integration;
  
  
• Experience implementing high bandwidth/low latency memory interfaces;
  
  
• Hardware/Systemarchitectural design;
  
  
• Knowledge with Network and Ethernet implementation/integration in FPGA, including Ethernet switching is a plus;
  
  
• Knowledge in implementing/integrating standard communication interfaces (SPI, I2C, LVDS, PCIe, etc. ) is a plus;
  
  
• Knowledge in C to Hardware conversion
• C/C++ programming knowledge is a plus;
  
  
• Fluent in english.

Soft skills

• Teamwork oriented;
  
  
• Self-organized and results oriented;
  
  
• Good problem solving skills;
  
  
• Passion for learning.

Why Join Us?

• Personalized support and resources to accelerate your career growth
• An open, diverse, and innovative ecosystem that empowers you to step out of your comfort zone
• The opportunity to become a company shareholder
• Engagement with community and
  - profit technology projects
• Supportive policies for
  - life balance and parenthood

Fortil is committed to equal opportunity. All our positions are open to people with disabilities, regardless of gender, origin, or sexual orientation.