Are you curious about starting a new and exciting role at a world-leading company in the space industry? Then this is your opportunity! Frontgrade Gaisler is looking for a Hardware Engineer to join our experienced team in central Gothenburg.

Job description

As a Hardware Engineer you will participate in the complete development process of system-on-chip designs based on our IP cores, from architectural design, through development and verification, to implementation and prototype validation.

Your job tasks include:

• Development of RTL models of IP cores and system-on-chip designs using VHDL
• Verification and FPGA prototyping of designs
• Implementation in target technologies, including both ASIC and FPGA
• Technical support to customers and sales organization

Qualifications

To be a good fit for this position you need to have previous knowledge in RTL design as well as verification and implementation, preferably targeting FPGA or ASIC development. You have a M.Sc. or Ph.D. in a relevant field and thrive on solving complex problems.

We consider it valuable if you have experience in one or more of these areas:

• System-on-chip design with on-chip buses, such as AMBA AHB or AXI
• IP core development in an HDL, preferably VHDL
• Experience from working with FPGAs and FPGA tools
• Knowledge in computer architecture, microprocessor design, RISC-V, SPARC
• Knowledge in communication protocols: Ethernet, CAN, PCIe, JESD204, USB, etc.
• Test bench development in VHDL and/or SystemVerilog

You understand the importance of technical documentation, like sharing your competence with your colleagues and taking responsibility for your work tasks. Working both independently and in a team suits you well and you’re always eager to learn more.

What we offer

Besides being a part of an experienced team and working with challenging tasks we also offer:

• Hybrid workplace, allowing remote work two days per week
• Health care insurance
• Regular health check-ups
• Annual wellness allowance of 5000 SEK
• Extra paid days off in connection to Swedish holidays