FPGA Development Engineer, Bespoke Solutions

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is seeking an FPGA Development Engineer to join their innovative team in developing high-speed digital logic using cutting-edge technology. This role is part of AWS's expansion of connectivity solutions and requires expertise in developing programmable logic on advanced FPGAs.

The position offers an exciting opportunity to work with AWS's technology ecosystem, where you'll be developing custom RTL, integrating third-party libraries, and building end-to-end 100G+ solutions. You'll be part of a cross-functional team of hardware and software developers, working in dedicated product development labs in Arlington, VA or Denver.

As an FPGA Development Engineer, you'll be responsible for architecting and implementing scalable FPGA systems, collaborating with design and system engineers, and owning the interface between software and hardware. The role involves debugging RTL in simulation, ensuring timing and performance requirements are met, and providing technical expertise in architectural discussions.

AWS offers a comprehensive compensation package, including competitive base pay ranging from $105,600 to $185,000 depending on location, plus equity, sign-on payments, and extensive benefits. The company values work-life harmony and provides numerous opportunities for professional growth through mentorship and knowledge-sharing.

The ideal candidate will have at least 3 years of professional software development experience, strong background in FPGA development using VHDL or Verilog, and a bachelor's degree. This position requires US citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain an active TS/SCI security clearance.

Join AWS's Utility Computing organization, where you'll contribute to foundational services like Amazon S3 and EC2, while working in an inclusive environment that values diversity and continuous learning. AWS is committed to being Earth's Best Employer, offering opportunities for career advancement and the chance to work on cutting-edge technology that powers some of the world's most successful businesses.