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About the Role

We are seeking an engineer experienced in both software and hardware design to build FPGA or ASIC-based applications. This role focuses on leveraging programming language technology to enhance hardware design, testing, and validation processes. You will work on the ground-up design and implementation of new applications, and refine internal high-level design and testing tools. The role primarily involves OCaml & Hardcaml for RTL design and testing, with exposure to Verilog and C.

Responsibilities

Design and implement new FPGA or ASIC applications from the ground up.
Extend and refine high-level design and testing tools.
Engage in RTL design and testing/integration using OCaml & Hardcaml.
Work with Verilog and C.

Requirements

Comfortable with a software programming language.
Experienced with a Hardware Description (or Construction) language (VHDL, Verilog, Chisel, Pymtl, or other) for writing and testing hardware designs.
Experienced working with FPGA or ASIC vendor tools (Vivado or Quartus for FPGAs, Genus or Innovus for ASICs).
Experienced building a working hardware project (FPGA or ASIC) through an academic, professional, or personal project.
Interested in learning how to use FPGAs or ASICs in the context of networking.
A top-notch programmer with a love for technology.
Intellectually curious, collaborative, and eager to learn.
Humble and unafraid to ask questions and admit mistakes.

Skills

Software programming
Hardware design
FPGA
ASIC
OCaml
Hardcaml
Verilog
C
Hardware Description Language
Hardware Construction Language
VHDL
Chisel
Pymtl
Vivado
Quartus
Genus
Innovus
Typed programming languages

About the Company

We are big believers in the ability of tools to make programming faster, more pleasant, and more reliable.
We apply these principles to our hardware engineering work.
We are looking for people interested in using programming language technology to improve the process of designing, testing, and validating hardware designs.
The hardware team at Jane Street works on both FPGA and ASIC designs.
We use Hardcaml, an OCaml library for succinctly describing hardware in RTL.
Hardcaml is tightly integrated into our development environment.
You’ll gain lots of exposure to the libraries and tools that are foundational to our internal systems.
We don’t expect you to have a background in OCaml, finance, or any other specific field - we’re looking for smart programmers who will approach hardware design with a software engineering mindset.
We’re more interested in how you think and learn than what you currently know.