FPGA Engineering Lead
Amazon
FPGA Engineering Lead
Amazon
Sells products online and rents cloud computing
Amazon Web Services is seeking a FPGA Engineering Lead to drive FPGA architecture and implementation for deterministic real-time control, gate-drive timing and fast protection functions in the SST platform.
As a FPGA Engineering Lead you will own FPGA architecture: defining deterministic FPGA architecture for real-time control, gate-drive timing and fast protection where latency and safe-state behavior must be derived, not inherited. You will own VHDL/Verilog implementation and verification of ns-level timing, PWM interfaces and protection logic, plus escalation-grade bring-up issues. You will also drive FPGA/RTL and verification standards, correlate behavior to control models and lab data, and align interfaces with controls, protection and power-stage teams.
Key job responsibilities
FPGA architecture:
- Define FPGA architecture for real-time control functions and protection loops.
- Develop deterministic timing architectures for gate-drive and power-conversion functions.
- Define FPGA interfaces with DSP, embedded software, sensors, protection and power-stage electronics.
- Coordinate FPGA architecture with the overall hierarchical control strategy.
Implementation:
- Develop and review VHDL and/or Verilog implementations.
- Use Vivado or equivalent FPGA development environments.
- Implement timing-critical logic, PWM/control interfaces and protection functions.
- Support hardware bring-up, debugging and system integration.
Verification:
- Define FPGA verification strategies for timing, protection and control functions.
- Support fault-injection and system-level validation where appropriate.
- Correlate FPGA behavior with control models and laboratory measurements.
- Document FPGA requirements, architecture and verification evidence.
SST System Alignment:
- Implement deterministic state-machine, protection and control functions supporting SST operating states, startup/shutdown and fault recovery.
- Support VRT/FRT response, fast LVDC regulation/protection, overload response and power-sharing controls with the embedded/control architecture.
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- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering.
- Demonstrated understanding of gate-drive timing, fast protection and deterministic real-time behavior.
- Experience working closely with power-electronics, controls and embedded-software engineers.
- Experience documenting design decisions, assumptions, trade-offs, risks and technical specifications.
- Experience using engineering analysis and measured evidence to drive decisions.
- Master's degree or PhD in Electrical Engineering.
- 5+ years experience in FPGA/RTL for real-time power-electronics or grid/motor control, including protection-grade timing and verification.
- Demonstrated strong FPGA design experience using VHDL and/or Verilog.
- Demonstrated working effectively with adjacent engineering disciplines and contributing to full A-to-Z product ownership.
- Demonstrated operating effectively in a greenfield environment where standards and reference designs may require interpretation and adaptation.
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