FPGA Design Engineer - 1091

US Broomfield, CO
Science & Technology – Quantum Computing Hardware /
Full-time /
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1091 - FPGA Design Engineer

  • How many years of experience do you have with FPGA design?✱
  • Briefly describe your experience with Xilinx Ultrascale+ FPGAs and building BSPs?✱
  • What is your experience with FPGA verification in terms of tools/methodologies and years of experience?✱

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  • If selected for this role how much time would you need before you're able to start?✱
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  • I was previously employed directly by Quantinuum, not as a sub-contractor.✱
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  • Have you ever participated personally and substantially on behalf of the U.S. Government in a federal agency procurement using competitive procedures in which Honeywell (or Quantinuum) is (or was) a bidder or offer in which you are (or were) involved directly or indirectly (including supervising a subordinate), in (a) drafting, reviewing or approving the specification or statement of work for the procurement; (b) preparing or developing the solicitation; (c) evaluating bids or proposals, or selecting a source; (d) negotiating the price or terms and conditions of the contract; or (e) reviewing and approving the award of the contract?✱
  • Have you ever been suspended or debarred from receiving U.S. Government contracts, or proposed for suspension or debarment?✱
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  • Why are you interested in working for Quantinuum?✱
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