Fpga Engineer • Mid-Level

Who you are

You have a strong background in FPGA design and development, with experience in safety-critical logic and communication systems. You thrive in collaborative environments and are eager to bring fresh ideas to the table, regardless of your previous aerospace experience. Your problem-solving skills are top-notch, and you enjoy tackling complex challenges in innovative ways.

You are familiar with RF and optical communications, and you understand the importance of cryptography in secure systems. Your ability to work well in a team and communicate effectively with cross-functional groups will help you succeed in this role. You are driven by a mission to make an impact and are excited about the opportunity to contribute to SpaceX's goals.

What you'll do

As an FPGA Engineer on the satellite digital design team, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and testing FPGAs that support critical logic, sensors, and communication systems. You will collaborate closely with other engineers to ensure that the systems you create are reliable and secure. Your work will directly contribute to the development of advanced satellite technologies that support national security and scientific research.

You will engage in the full lifecycle of FPGA development, from initial design through testing and deployment. This includes working with various teams to integrate your designs into larger systems and ensuring that they meet stringent performance and safety standards. You will also have the opportunity to innovate and propose new solutions that enhance the capabilities of SpaceX's satellite programs.

What we offer

At SpaceX, you will be part of a mission-driven team that is pushing the boundaries of technology and exploration. We offer competitive compensation and benefits, as well as opportunities for professional growth and development. You will work in a dynamic environment where your contributions are valued and recognized, and you will have the chance to make a real impact on the future of space exploration.