FPGA Engineer - Cambridge - Salary to £150,000

A cutting-edge startup in Cambridge is seeking a skilled FPGA Engineer to design, optimise, and deliver high-performance systems for ultra-low latency trading infrastructure. Join a dynamic team driving innovation in one of the most demanding and rewarding sectors of technology.

Role Overview

• FPGA Development: Design and implement FPGA-based solutions for high-speed trading systems.
• System Optimisation: Analyse performance bottlenecks and implement low-latency improvements.
• Collaboration: Work closely with hardware engineers, software developers, and trading specialists to build fully integrated systems.
• Testing and Debugging: Conduct rigorous testing to ensure reliability and peak performance in live environments.

What We're Looking For

• Technical Expertise: Strong experience in FPGA design and development (VHDL/Verilog) and proficiency in tools like Vivado, Quartus, or similar.
• Low-Latency Knowledge: Familiarity with low-latency systems, high-speed interfaces, and protocol optimisation (e.g., Ethernet, PCIe).
• Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to diagnose and solve complex technical challenges.
• Relevant Education: Degree in Electronics, Computer Engineering, or related field (Master's or PhD preferred).
• Bonus Skills: Knowledge of C/C++ or Python for hardware/software integration and experience with financial trading systems.

Why Join Us?

• Innovative Projects: Work on groundbreaking FPGA designs that redefine the limits of trading speed and reliability.
• Start-Up Environment: Join a small, agile team with opportunities to make a real impact.
• Career Development: Gain exposure to advanced technologies and cutting-edge industry practices.
• Competitive Package: Competitive salary, equity options, and comprehensive benefits.
• Location: Cambridge - a world-renowned tech hub with a vibrant innovation community.

TEC Partners are a recruitment agency dedicated to finding top talent for leading businesses. Get in touch with Daniel Cordy for more information.