Hardware Engineer/ Electrical Engineer

Role: Hardware Engineer/ Electrical Engineer Location: Melbourne, FL – Onsite all 5 days Note: Candidate should be able to do coordination with offshore/ remote team and give (DO-254 process related documents) guidance to the verification team. Expert‑level verification engineer with strong SystemVerilog and UVM experience. As an alternative to SystemVerilog/UVM, we are open to candidates with a verification background in lab testing and/or design verification testing. Experience with design on Xilinx products would be a strong plus. Skills MATRIX Required Skills Years of experience Hardware Verification System Verilog and/or UVM FPGA verification in lab testing and/or Hardware FPGA design verification testing Must have DO-254 Candidate should be able to do coordination with offshore/ remote team and give (DO-254 process related documents) guidance to the verification team. Design on Xilinx products is strong plus Required Skills: Expert‑level verification engineer with strong SystemVerilog and/ or UVM experience or FPGA verification in lab testing and/or Hardware FPGA design verification testing Experience with design on Xilinx products would be a strong plus expected to communicate effectively with emerging engineers at the India GETC‑I site and provide both technical and process (DO-254) guidance to the verification team. Core Responsibilities RTL Design & Simulation: Develop code and testbenches using VHDL, Verilog, and SystemVerilog. Verification: Create UVM constrained random environments and conduct static timing, linting, and clock-domain-crossing (CDC) analyses. DO-254 Certification: Create artifacts required for Airborne Electronic Hardware (AEH) DAL-A certification and participate in FAA SOI audits. Hardware Lifecycle: Handle requirements capture, decomposition, architecture development, synthesis, and placement & routing. Key Qualifications Experience: Substantial hands-on FPGA or ASIC development experience (typically 5+ years for a senior designation). Education: Degree in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) field. Avionics Knowledge: Familiarity with design assurance standards (DO-254) is highly preferred.