IRC86292 Senior FPGA Design Engineer

							TITLE:                  Senior FPGA Design Engineer

STATUS:                 Permanent

ORGANISATION:           CDC

LOCATION:               Citywest, Dublin, Ireland


There is an opening within the Xilinx Communications Design Center for a senior FPGA
design engineer. Responsibilities will include specification, architecting, development and
testing FPGA designs for use in wired and wireless telecommunications projects.
Responsibilities may include project management and provision of technical input for
project proposals. The successful candidate will be working with the latest FPGA technology
on some of the most challenging FPGA applications in the industry.

Job Requirements:

         o   Electronic Engineering degree or equivalent
         o   At least, 10 years of design experience in HDL design
         o   3-4 years of experience designing for FPGA platforms
         o   Wired or wireless telecommunications experience is an advantage
         o   Digital signal processing experience is an advantage
         o   Previous project management experience is an advantage

Application Process:

Visit our job page @ http://www.xilinx.com/hr/index.htm

Select job search (under quick links- see below)
Please create an account on our jobs site (see right hand side of the screen).

You will be given the option to apply for our current vacancies, please apply for desired role

If you need any assistance with your application please contact Amanda Brennan C/O HR,
Amanda.brennan@xilinx.com or on 01 4032109

Please note only candidates that are being called for interview will be contacted.


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