FPGA Engineer - Control Systems

We are looking for an FPGA Engineer to design and implement low-latency control and signal processing for our quantum computers. Operations on the quantum computer are implemented using RF pulses that require sub-nanosecond synchronization across dozens of channels. The overall execution speed of the quantum computer relies on low-latency waveform generation and adaptive execution based on real-time measurement information, on microsecond timescales.

You'll design, implement, and verify features across the control stack, from RTL through hardware-in-the-loop validation, starting as co-owner and growing into full subsystem ownership as you build context. As the system scales, you'll take prototype designs and make them production-ready: optimizing RTL and PS firmware for latency, resource use, and timing closure. You'll be working directly with physicists, software engineers, and the rest of the team to turn system requirements into working FPGA design.