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Job details Posted 31 October 2025. Salary 60,000 - 80,000 per annum. Benefits: 28 days holiday (+ bank holidays), enhanced pension and parental leave, healthcare plans, and bonus. Location Cambridge. Job type Permanent. Discipline Electronic and Hardware Engineering. Engineering Reference RB-9. Join a pioneering engineering team developing nextgeneration FPGAbased systems for advanced computing applications. This is an opportunity to apply your digital design expertise in a customerfacing role, helping to integrate and optimise cuttingedge technology across the UK and Europe. Youll be collaborating with worldclass engineers to deliver highperformance, multiFPGA systems. From design flow setup to system bringup and debugging, youll play a key role in ensuring seamless deployment and performance for complex, realworld applications. This role suits an engineer who enjoys variety and being challenged combining handson technical work with customer engagement. Youll have the autonomy to solve technical challenges, drive integration, and influence design direction on highimpact projects. Requirements Strong FPGA design experience (Verilog/VHDL, Vivado/Quartus). Proven background in digital design, implementation, and system integration. Experience with AMD/Xilinx or Intel/Altera FPGA platforms. Skilled in debugging, testing, and optimising FPGAbased systems. Strong communication skills and ability to work directly with customers. Willingness to travel within the UK and Europe (up to 20%). High personal ambitions and drive, with an ethos centred around development and collaboration. Desirable experience SoC architecture or multiFPGA systems. Highspeed interfaces (e.g. transceiverbased). Supporting customer installations or field applications. Experience guiding or mentoring junior engineers. Notable benefits include 28 days holiday (+ bank holidays), enhanced pension and parental leave, healthcare plans, and bonus. How to apply Option 1: Click the apply button (dont worry, well discuss your CV before submitting). Option 2: Call in to the SoCode Cambridge office and ask for Rachel. Option 3: Drop a message on LinkedIn (Rachel Bush SoCode Recruitment). #J-18808-Ljbffr