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FPGA Verifier National Security @ Belmont Lavan Ltd

Malmö, SwedenOnsiteFull-timePosted 108 days ago

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About this role

We are initiating a major new project focused on developing next-generation cybersecurity products at the highest security level. You will be part of a multidisciplinary FPGA development team contributing to secure data communication solutions used in highly sensitive environments.

The team includes experts across hardware, electronics, mechanics, and software, working collaboratively to ensure the product remains a leader in secure communication technology.

Key Responsibilities Lead and contribute to FPGA verification, focusing on advanced hardware logic Work across the full product lifecycle, including: Concept and technology studies Development and verification Documentation and product release Collaborate closely with cross-functional engineering teams Optionally expand your expertise into FPGA design, electronics, or software based on interest and project needsRequirements

Onboarding & SupportYou will be assigned a mentor upon joining, who will support you through a structured onboarding program to help you integrate smoothly and succeed in your role.

About You Motivated by cutting-edge, meaningful engineering work Several years of experience in: Simulated FPGA verification UVM-based verification methodologies Experience with formal FPGA verification is a strong plus Interest in cybersecurity and secure systems development Comfortable working in a collaborative, technology-driven, non-hierarchical environment Likely hold a Master’s degree in Engineering or equivalent experience Work Environment Strong focus on personal development and autonomy Emphasis on well-being and work–life balance Agile ways of working with short decision-making paths A collaborative culture built around shared responsibility and mutual support

Skills

Mid-Senior level

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