Specjalista FPGA (K/M)

Enigma SOI is a product company focused on IT security solutions including information protection, authentication and authorization, electronic signatures, cryptography, biometrics, identity management, encryptors, and devices for convicted persons. The Embedded Systems Division designs and develops cryptographic devices used by services, administration, and entities processing classified information. Teams work with low-power microcontrollers, advanced application processors running Linux/Unix, programmable FPGA and FPGA-SoC, using Agile methodology and modern embedded technologies.

• Higher education in electronics or related field
• Minimum 3 years of commercial experience in a similar role
• Good knowledge of hardware description languages Verilog/SystemVerilog
• Familiarity with Vivado and/or Quartus environments
• Experience in debugging FPGA devices
• Knowledge of AXI and/or Avalon interfaces
• English proficiency sufficient for reading technical documentation

Nice to have:

• Experience creating tests using the cocotb library
• Knowledge of scripting languages (Python, Shell, TCL)
• Experience working with SoC devices containing programmable FPGA logic
• Knowledge of networking issues and experience processing network traffic in FPGA
• Knowledge related to cryptography and cybersecurity

• Independently define FPGA module architecture based on specifications
• Create and test high-quality source code
• Launch and debug projects on FPGA platforms
• Participate in testing and quality verification of cryptographic devices
• Contribute to project documentation

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