- Job Board Home
- Search Jobs
- FPGA Verification Engineer - Quant Trading Firm
Results
Job Details
Explore Location
Fourier Ltd
London, UNITED KINGDOM
(on-site)
Posted
12 days ago
Fourier Ltd
London, UNITED KINGDOM
(on-site)
Job Function
Financial Services
FPGA Verification Engineer - Quant Trading Firm
The insights provided are generated by AI and may contain inaccuracies. Please independently verify any critical information before relying on it.
FPGA Verification Engineer - Quant Trading Firm
The insights provided are generated by AI and may contain inaccuracies. Please independently verify any critical information before relying on it.
Description
An exciting opportunity for a FPGA Verification Engineer to join the hardware team at a world leading quantitative trading firm. Your contributions will be critical to the operation of their real-time, ultra-low latency trading systems and will provide you with the opportunity to use some of the most advanced hardware and software available. Key responsibilities include:- Creating testbenches and tests for the FPGA platform
- Working closely with a globally dispersed team of designers to establish new projects and debug existing designs
- Quickly root-cause RTL bugs
Essential qualifications:
- A bachelor's degree in computer or electrical engineering or a related field
- 2+ years of professional experience
- Strong background in RTL functional verification for FPGA
- Experience with python (the more the better!)
If this role sounds like something you could be interested in, please send your application to jtitcombe@fourier.london
Job ID: 81297282
Jobs You May Like
Median Salary
Net Salary per month
£3,518
Cost of Living Index
88/100
88
Median Apartment Rent in City Center
(1-3 Bedroom)
£2,298
-
£3,817
£3,058
Safety Index
44/100
44
Utilities
Basic
(Electricity, heating, cooling, water, garbage for 915 sq ft apartment)
£160
-
£450
£266
High-Speed Internet
£25
-
£50
£33
Transportation
Gasoline
(1 liter)
£1.40
Taxi Ride
(1 kilometer)
£2.48
Data is collected and updated regularly using reputable sources, including corporate websites and governmental reporting institutions.
Loading...