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E-Space

FPGA SoC Embedded Engineer (RTOS, Xilinx/Intel)

Saratoga, CAfull-timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

E-Space seeks an embedded engineer to develop real-time firmware on advanced SoC platforms for a LEO satellite-based IoT communication system. You'll work at the hardware/software boundary, creating RTOS-based solutions for Xilinx or Intel FPGA systems that enable global connectivity and space-based intelligence.

What you'll do

  • Develop and optimize real-time firmware for SoC FPGA platforms
  • Work with RTOS-based systems and embedded software architecture
  • Interface between firmware and FPGA/hardware components
  • Collaborate with hardware teams on system integration and validation
  • Debug and troubleshoot performance issues across hardware/software boundary
  • Contribute to IoT connectivity solutions for satellite systems

What they're looking for

  • RTOS development and real-time system design
  • Xilinx or Intel (Altera) SoC FPGA experience
  • Embedded C/C++ firmware programming
  • Hardware/software integration
  • FPGA design concepts and hardware-software interaction
  • System-level debugging and performance optimization
  • Satellite or aerospace systems knowledge (preferred)
  • Low-level driver and bootloader development (preferred)
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E-Space

E-Space builds LEO satellite constellations and ground infrastructure for global IoT and wireless communications, with advanced solar power systems. The company is hiring across manufacturing engineering, wireless systems validation, modem software development, network protocols, and specialized materials engineering roles.

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Likely interview questions

  • Can you describe your experience with Xilinx or Intel (Altera) SoC FPGA platforms? What projects have you shipped using these tools?
  • Walk us through how you've debugged issues that span both FPGA hardware and embedded software in a real-time system.