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The FPGA Design Engineer Lead is responsible for leading a team of FPGA designers through development phases, performing requirements generation, design architecture, and technical oversight. Key tasks include RTL coding, synthesis, lab testing, mentoring team members, and utilizing tools like Xilinx or Altera for FPGA design.

The Chief Engineer will lead the engineering team in developing and delivering electronic warfare systems and countermeasure solutions. Responsibilities include defining technical solutions, ensuring system design meets requirements, managing risks, and acting as the primary technical interface with leadership and customers.

The Field Service Engineer provides RF Electronic Warfare systems engineering and maintenance support, analyzes software, hardware, and systems issues, and delivers technical resolutions onsite. Additionally, the role involves troubleshooting using test equipment and requires strong communication skills and the ability to read wiring diagrams.

The Hardware Engineering Manager will lead a Design Verification team, managing performance, staffing, and advancing DV processes. Responsibilities include project execution oversight, ensuring verification compliance, and mentoring engineers throughout the ASIC/FPGA development lifecycle.

The Business Development Manager will lead initiatives to identify and secure new business opportunities within the Electronic Warfare sector, focusing on the DOD Airborne market. Responsibilities include engaging with customers, developing strategies, conducting competitive analysis, and influencing requirements. The role requires handling business decisions and fostering relationships with both operational and technical stakeholders.

The FPGA Development Lead at BAE Systems manages a team focused on FPGA design and verification, ensuring technical deliverables and program commitments are met. This includes leading engineering teams, improving efficiency, handling project risks, and fostering collaboration across disciplines. Responsibilities also involve adhering to best practices in architecture and design, mentoring team members, and managing schedules and costs.

The Linux Systems Administrator will manage standard Linux system administration tasks to ensure optimal performance of multi-user systems, including Linux application servers and GPU clusters. Responsibilities encompass account management, system documentation, resource allocation policies, and participation in HPC systems installation and maintenance.