FPGA Design Applications Engineer

Altera is leading the way to transform how we design FPGAs.

In this position, you will be joining the Software Validation and Customer Experience Group as an FPGA design applications engineer specializing in Quartus Software tools and example design solutions.

You will help revolutionize our customer experience by using your design knowledge and leveraging our FPGA software and AI tools to reduce cycle time.

A successful candidate is an FPGA designer who has hands-on experience with FPGA design software and knows how to design, simulate and debug FPGA designs.

Your responsibilities will include but not be limited to:

• Creating example designs that showcase our product and teach customers how to use our software tools.

• Responding to customer technical questions, debugging and reproducing customer issues, and driving issue resolution with the engineering organization and customers.

• Reviewing specifications and requirements, performing product evaluations, and providing feedback on ease of use.

• Defining and developing example designs and unit tests and performing checkout to ensure the readiness of feature releases.

• Reviewing product requirements and designing a best-in-class customer journey by identifying assets, use cases, user personas and touchpoints (web, git repository, forums etc.).

• Developing technical assets such as user guides, application notes, example designs, demos and training that will enable users to successfully design with our products.

• Creating AI skills and agents to reduce customer design time.

The pay range below is for Bay Area California only.

Actual salary may vary based on a number of factors including job location, job-related knowledge, skills, experiences, trainings, etc.

We also offer incentive opportunities that reward employees based on individual and company performance.

$133.2K - $212.7K USD

We use artificial intelligence to screen, assess, or select applicants for the position.

Applicants must be eligible for any required U.S. export authorizations.