Verilog Developer

Verilog Developer Location: Broad Oak, Portsmouth, 2-3 Days on site Rate: £55.62 PH PAYE + Holiday pay or £73.39 ph Umbrella Inside IR35 Duration: 6 Months SC Clearance required This is a technical role relating to the Digital Electronic design. The Role Holder will :- • Integrate digital electronic and PLD design solutions for technology insertions into legacy products. • Modification of detailed Verilog designs. • Participate in all aspects of board and unit-level designs and including their interfaces with higher levels Key Responsibilities • Verilog design, code, simulation, test, and integration and embedded IP. • Design verification using a combination of simulation, analysis, and test techniques. • Generate design documentation and technical reports. • Interfacing with related disciplines. • Assist the development of higher level system designs. • Assist the development of technical requirement specifications • Support system integration activities Key Skillset • Is required to make judgements based on own knowledge and experience of similar situations. • Must assess the viability and applicability of solutions, evaluates alternatives based on an understanding of common or previous solutions to problems and analysis of factual information. • The role holder is responsible for the quality and timely delivery of own work. The job has a direct impact on the quality of the overall solution provided by the team. • Performance of the team and/or solution is directly affected by the job, and will have an impact on other teams involved in the task or work. • Requires good communication and diplomacy skills. • Must understand detailed technical instructions and be able to communicate complex technical information to others. Skills: The role holder will have a degree or equivalent in Electronic Engineering or strongly related subject, and have experience in one or more of the following areas :- • Development of FPGA/CPLD designs • Design proving, integration, and defect resolution. • Gathering of evidence to support acceptance, fitness for purpose, legislative requirements, and safety