3 of 3 FPGA Engineer Jobs in Oxfordshire

FPGA Engineer (Power Supplies) £40,306 to £44,292 per annum (Discretionary range to £50,936) Harwell, Oxfordshire Hybrid working available minimum 4 days onsite per week Full time/Flexible hours considered 3-Years Fixed Term Reference: 11734 About Us Diamond Light Source is the UKs national synchrotron; a huge scientific facility designed to produce … sample delivery capabilities and computing, which will ultimately generate an even more brilliant light source at a higher energy. About the Role We now have an opportunity for a FPGA Engineer to join our team, for a 3-year fixed term contract, in developing FPGA firmware for the next generation of power supplies for the … including feedback control, filtering, and interlock handling using state machines. Design and integrate interfaces to peripherals such as ADCs, DACs, SRAM, Flash memory, sensors, and microcontrollers. Test and verify FPGA designs through simulation test benches and on-hardware validation using logic analysers. Collaborate with hardware engineers and the Control Group to optimise performance, resolve issues, and develop reliable Ethernet More ❯

Hardware Engineer | Cutting-Edge Electronics | Oxford (Hybrid) We’re supporting an emerging deep-tech company developing next-generation hybrid photonic systems that push the boundaries of computing. As a Hardware Engineer, you’ll play a key role in designing, testing, and qualifying the electronics that power complex, high-speed systems integrating photonics. This is … a hands-on, design-to-lab role, ideal for an engineer who enjoys working close to the hardware and solving real technical challenges. What you’ll be doing Designing detailed hardware systems — from specification, simulation, and schematic capture (Altium) to component selection. Bringing up and testing new boards, focusing on how electronics interface with optical and photonic More ❯

Hardware Engineer | Cutting-Edge Electronics | Oxford (Hybrid) We’re supporting an emerging deep-tech company developing next-generation hybrid photonic systems that push the boundaries of computing. As a Hardware Engineer, you’ll play a key role in designing, testing, and qualifying the electronics that power complex, high-speed systems integrating photonics. This is … a hands-on, design-to-lab role, ideal for an engineer who enjoys working close to the hardware and solving real technical challenges. What you’ll be doing Designing detailed hardware systems — from specification, simulation, and schematic capture (Altium) to component selection. Bringing up and testing new boards, focusing on how electronics interface with optical and photonic More ❯