High speed logic design for print systems the size of a house, with 3000 nozzles printing 4 meters a second at photo quality can be a challenge. The physical complexity of the system as a whole make this somewhat different to most of the FPGA jobs out there. Placing droplets accurately within 100 nanoseconds from a printhead 1mm above whatever you are printing on takes some doing. This company is looking for bright graduates with a hobbyist background ideally in FPGAs.
This position would suit a recent graduate who wants to get stuck in with hands on work, with focus on training to get you up to speed. As they use VHDL for development, they would ideally like you to have that experience, but if you are more experienced in Verilog they are happy to send you on training courses.
The team generally work from home Monday and Fridays, Tuesdays-Thursdays is collaborative work time in the office, but there is flexibility where needed.
65 person company, BUPA, 25 days holiday, bonus usually pays between 7 and 10%. Get in touch to find out more…
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Position: Graduate FPGA Engineer
Location: Cambridge
Salary: £35k – £45k
Apply: adham AT enterpriserecruitment DOT com
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If you don’t fit this requirement exactly but have experience in electronics, feel free to e-mail a CV as you may be suitable for other electronic engineer positions we are recruiting for. I specialise in recruiting electronic engineers for electronics and technology companies throughout the UK
