
Redline Group Ltd
FPGA Engineer
Job Description
Salary: £70,000 - 70,000 per year
Requirements:- Experience in FPGA development, digital hardware design or a related engineering discipline
- Knowledge of digital logic design, real-time systems and signal processing architectures
- Experience with relevant hardware description languages such as VHDL or Verilog
- An understanding of embedded systems, hardware and software integration or digital audio
- A genuine passion for audio technology, music or professional sound products
- Design, develop and verify FPGA-based digital systems for professional audio applications
- Implement and optimise real-time signal processing architectures in programmable logic
- Work across hardware, firmware and software teams to integrate FPGA technology into audio products
- Contribute to system-level design, performance optimisation, testing and debugging
- Explore new technologies and approaches to enhance product performance and functionality
- Embedded
- FPGA
- Firmware
- Hardware
- Verilog
- VHDL
More:
We are partnered with a globally recognised audio technology organisation behind professional products used by musicians, producers, engineers, venues and touring professionals around the world. This is an opportunity to work on complex digital hardware, real-time processing and technology that shapes how audio is created, processed and delivered worldwide. We are offering an FPGA Engineer role in Manchester, UK, based on-site, with relocation assistance available for suitable candidates. You will join a global audio technology leader, working alongside talented engineers on challenging projects that contribute to the next generation of professional audio products.
last updated 39 week of 2026
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Redline Group Ltd
Firswood
IT
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£60,000
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This salary is 17% above the UK median for Software Engineers (£60,000/yr).
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