Senior FPGA Engineer, £100-140k
| Job Type | Permanent |
| Location | Cambridge |
| Area | Cambridgeshire, England |
| Sector | Electronics - Digital |
| Salary | £100000 - £140000 per annum, Benefits: Serious equity |
| Currency | GBP |
| Start Date | ASAP |
| Advertiser | Jamie Harris |
| Job Ref | ERFPGA140JH |
| Job Views | 10 |
- Description
- Are you an ambitious FPGA Engineer, excited by the proposition of joining one of the fastest growing companies in Europe? The business has lots of capital, pays excellent salaries and is offering major equity to joiners in 2026. They are at an exciting stage of growth and looking for a Senior FPGA Engineer to design and build the real-time systems powering their first-generation hardware.
This is an office-based FPGA Engineer role in Central Cambridge with a clear progression path and the opportunity to carve out a niche.
They will pay up to £140,000 + relocation and equity for the right person. That said, they are looking for the best.
Senior FPGA Engineer requirements:
- Minimum 10+ years commercial FPGA Engineering (Implementation, simulation, verification and test)
- Coding in SystemVerilog or VHDL
- FPGA external interface designs (e.g. PCIe, Aurora, Ethernet, SPI etc.)
- Strong academic background
- Proactive, collaborative mindset with ownership of projects
- Resident in the UK for at least 5 years
This is a rare chance to make an immediate impact, stay hands-on with development, and help shape the FPGA function of a company that’s scaling fast.
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Position: Senior FPGA Engineer
Location: Cambridge
Salary: £100-140k
Key Skills: FPGA, Verilog or VHDL
Desirable skills: RF, DSP
Apply: jamie AT enterpriserecruitment DOT com
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I’m not an engineer myself, but have a BSc in Computer Science so have a technical understanding. Feel free to send your CV and I can match you to our other suitable roles. I specialise in recruiting software and electronic engineers for technology companies throughout the UK.
