Full-Time

Entry Level ASIC/FPGA Verification Engineer

Space Electronics

Updated on 9/4/2026

Deadline 9/11/26
Boeing

Boeing

10,001+ employees

Aerospace manufacturer of airplanes, rockets, satellites

Compensation Overview

$79k - $107k/yr

+ Variable compensation opportunities

No H1B Sponsorship

Mountain View, CA, USA

In Person

Relocation support is available based on candidate eligibility.

US Citizenship, US Top Secret Clearance Required

Bachelor's, Bachelor of Science (BS)

Category
Hardware Engineering (1)
Required Skills
Verilog
Python
Apache Subversion (SVN)
Git
Computer Networking
Perl
Palladium
VHDL
FPGA
Linux/Unix

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Requirements
  • The candidate must be able to obtain a U.S. security clearance; U.S. citizenship is required as a condition of employment, and an interim and/or final U.S. Secret Clearance is required after the start date.
  • A Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, with a focus in Electrical, Mechanical, or Aeronautical Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics, or Chemistry, or a directly related non-U.S. equivalent qualification, is required.
  • Coursework, projects, or internship experience with ASIC/FPGA verification is required.
  • Familiarity with Register Transfer Language, such as Verilog, VHDL, or SystemVerilog, is required.
  • The candidate must satisfy the Company’s Conflict of Interest assessment process.
  • The candidate must meet U.S. export control compliance requirements as a U.S. Person.
  • The candidate must be willing to work onsite in Mountain View, California, on first shift.
Responsibilities
  • Develop FPGA/ASIC designs supporting design and verification teams.
  • Implement FPGA/ASIC designs using current design practices and tools, from block-level micro-architecture through HDL coding and physical design realization, including gate-level netlists for ASIC designs.
  • Integrate DSP intellectual property from Boeing’s algorithm team and third-party intellectual property as needed.
  • Perform static timing analysis, logical equivalence checking, clock-domain crossing checks, linting, and other necessary checks to complete the design on schedule.
  • Develop functional coverage models and perform code coverage to verify designs in simulation.
  • Create self-checking and reusable test benches from scratch, applying object-oriented programming concepts such as inheritance and polymorphism, and use Universal Verification Methodology to build agents with drivers, sequencers, monitors, predictors, and scoreboards.
  • Support FPGA-based prototyping and validation according to program and system requirements and complexity.
  • Validate designs through hardware integration testing with special test equipment, test beds, and higher-level systems as needed.
Desired Qualifications
  • A Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering.
  • Experience with hardware emulators, especially Palladium.
  • Proficiency with hardware verification languages, including SystemVerilog and SystemVerilog Assertions.
  • Ability to execute test plans.
  • Proficiency with object-oriented programming concepts, including inheritance and polymorphism.
  • Ability to create self-checking and reusable test benches from scratch.
  • Experience developing functional coverage models and closing code coverage.
  • Experience with high-speed SerDes interfaces such as JESD204C, PCIe, and Ethernet.
  • Proficiency in scripting languages such as Make, Perl, and Python.
  • Experience with revision control systems including SVN, CVS, and Git.
  • Proficiency in Linux environments.
  • Familiarity with space-based design techniques and radiation mitigation.
  • A demonstrated history of first-pass success with ASIC designs.

Boeing designs, builds, and services airplanes, rockets, and satellites for commercial, defense, and space markets. Airplanes use assembled airframes, engines, avionics, and control systems to fly; rockets launch missions; satellites provide communications, weather data, and Earth observation. It stands out by operating across commercial aircraft, defense programs, and space systems with deep manufacturing capabilities, and by strengthening production control through moves like reacquiring Spirit AeroSystems. Its goal is to connect and protect people worldwide by delivering reliable transportation and critical defense and space capabilities while maintaining safety, quality, and efficient manufacturing at scale.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Arlington, Virginia

Founded

1916

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 deliveries hit 171 aircraft, Boeing's best quarter since 2018, lifting cash generation.
  • Boeing secured a $3 billion revolver in August 2026, extending liquidity cushions through 2029-2030.
  • The $131 billion F-15 contract lane and 246 Q2 net orders support backlog through 2037.

What critics are saying

  • SPEEA rejected Boeing's offer on August 21, 2026; a October 2026 strike freezes FAA certification work.
  • Boeing took a $280 million Air Force One charge in Q2 2026, exposing execution slippage.
  • The FTC forced Spirit divestitures in February 2026, and integration failures can cripple margins through 2027.

What makes Boeing unique

  • Boeing spans commercial jets, defense systems, and space, giving unmatched customer reach in 150 countries.
  • August 3, 2026 FAA certification of the 737-7 restores credibility in Boeing's core MAX franchise.
  • December 8, 2025 Spirit acquisition brought fuselage manufacturing in-house, tightening control over quality and supply.

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