Introduction to the jobBe a FPGA firmware design engineer and join the world’s most advanced electron beam defect inspection equipment development. 

Role and responsibilitiesResponsible for e-Beam inspection sustaining system improvement project, customer special request, and issue investigation.Firmware design support for new system and tool development.Product quality, reliability, and manufacturability improvement.FPGA firmware design and development.Integrate and simulate for FPGA verificationSpecification discussion and review.Technical design and test document preparation.Prototype test and verification.Product issue analysis and improvement.Design change document preparation.Technical support.

Education and experienceMaster (and above) degreeMajor in Electrical Engineering/Electronics EngineeringThree years or above working experience in FPGA firmware design including system test and debug using FPGA.

SkillsStrong FPGA VHDL/Verilog coding skill and experienceBulk data/image processing experience is plusHigh speed interface (SFP/QSFP/PCIe/DDR/G-Eth) experience is plusFamiliar with C++ coding is plusFamiliar with embedded system such as ARM/DSP is plusBasic electrical knowledge

Other informationLocation in ASML Tainan factory, TaiwanOverseas business trip requirement according to project demand.Good written and verbal communication skills.Good English language skillsGood team work ability.Excellent analytical skills and being able to do trouble-shooting in a logical way.

Diversity and inclusion

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