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Computer Hardware Engineer with Security Clearance

Company:
ClearanceJobs
Location:
Crane, IN, 47522
Posted:
May 21, 2025
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Description:

Clearance Jobs on behalf of our Federal Government Contracting customer is hiring a Computer Hardware Engineer to support verification and validation of ASICs and/or FPGAs for high reliability military systems and security purposes. This position will also support technology development for multiple programs in support of NSWC Crane's Trusted Microelectronics Division and their various Navy and Air Force customers.

This is a direct-hire position working on-site in Crane, IN or Huntsville, AL. Responsibilities:

• Hardware Description Language (HDL) coding

• Testing to ensure ASICs and/or FPGAs are free of design flaws and security concerns

• Software development to automate EDA tool flows

• Development of software in a team environment to aid in the assessment of microelectronics. Use of revision control software is required.

• Test/Debug software developed

• Statistical Analysis of data resulting from testing efforts

• Assist Electrical Engineer with the setup and operation of microelectronic devices

• Identify new testing methodologies

• Assist with electrical/electronic technology assessment efforts

• Knowledge of digital design methodologies, and an understanding of basic digital design blocks are a requirement Required:

• Active SECRET security clearance

• Bachelors or graduate degree in Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering and 1-5 years of experience

• System Verilog or VHDL

• ASIC or FPGA Digital Design

• Digital Building Blocks (UART, SPI, etc) Desired:

• Knowledge and understanding of the following:

o Engineering software programming including HDL, C/C++, Python, Perl, and MATLAB

o Knowledge and understanding of Register Transfer Language (RTL)

o Digital ASIC Verification

o Universal Verification Methodology (UVM)

o Linux

o Electronic Design Automation Tools (Siemens, Cadence, Synopsys)

o Test Bench Creation

o Logic Equivalence Checking (LEC)

o Layout vs. Schematic (LVS)

o ASIC Design Flow

Permanent

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