Expert Logic Design Engineer (FPGA/ASIC)
Locations: Ukraine, Poland, Czech Republic, Romania, Slovakia, Spain
DCV.CK.JO.28.10.2026
Send CV to marcillina.tietjen@dcvtechnologies.co.uk
We are recruiting an Expert Logic Design Engineer for an advanced R&D project developing FPGA- and ASIC-based control and measurement systems used in quantum computing.
You will take technical ownership of complex, high-performance digital subsystems, working on next-generation hardware where deterministic timing, low latency and design quality are critical.
Responsibilities
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Lead digital architecture, microarchitecture and SystemVerilog RTL implementation.
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Design configurable, ultra-low-latency digital logic and reusable IP.
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Drive design from specification through synthesis, timing closure and integration.
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Optimize clocking, CDC, resource utilization, power and critical paths.
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Collaborate with verification, software and hardware engineering teams.
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Guide technical decisions, design reviews and engineering improvements.
Requirements
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6+ years of professional FPGA/ASIC digital logic design experience.
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Expert hands-on SystemVerilog RTL design.
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Proven ownership of complex digital IP from specification to implementation.
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Advanced knowledge of synthesis, STA, timing closure and CDC.
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Strong digital architecture and microarchitecture experience.
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Technical leadership and confident English (B2+).
Advantages: AMD/Xilinx Versal, Vivado, ASIC development, DSP, waveform generation, AXI/PCIe/DDR, Questa/VCS, Python or Tcl, quantum computing or high-performance instrumentation.
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