2 of 2 Digital Design Engineer Jobs in Cambridge

Verso Recruitment is collaborating with a prestigious client based in Cambridge, renowned for their work on cutting-edge technology. They are currently seeking the expertise of a Contract Digital IC Design Engineer to contribute to an exciting new project. This role offers the flexibility of a hybrid working arrangement for an initial 6 month contract. The position … outside IR35 determination, making it suitable for candidates who prefer to operate through their own Personal Service Company (PSC). This role presents an excellent chance for a Contract Digital IC Design Engineer to engage in a highly stimulating project. The successful candidate will be responsible for digital design development with custom IC integration, as … own PSC To be considered for this role, candidates must possess the following skills and experience: - Proven experience in RTL development using Verilog/System Verilog - Demonstrated expertise in digital IC design and verification - Proficiency in digital IC backend flow synthesis This role is ideal for a Contract Digital IC Design Engineer looking to More ❯

Digital IC Design Engineer ?? Cambridge, UK ?? Competitive salary + benefits | Sponsorship available Do you enjoy seeing your RTL design come to life on the lab bench? Are you the kind of engineer whos curious about what happens beyond your block who wants to own the full design journey , not just write code in a … corner? Were partnered with a well-established mixed-signal semiconductor company thats looking to hire a Senior Digital IC Design Engineer into its Cambridge team. This isnt a narrow RTL-only role. Here, digital is the core of the chip , and youll have end-to-end involvement from concept and architecture, through FPGA emulation and lab … detection logic, state machines, telemetry, and system control. Youll be in the lab, proving your ideas on real silicon not just simulations. Youll develop breadth, not just depth: the digital cores are the nexus of these mixed-signal chips, tying everything together. ?? What youll be doing End-to-end RTL design using Verilog/SystemVerilog Designing synchronous and More ❯