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Title:	Hardware Design Engineer
ID:	900025
Department:	Engineering
Starting Salary or Salary Range:	$100,000 - $110,500 DOE

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Hardware Design Engineer Questionnaire

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* Do you have recent experience with Xilinx FPGA's and Xilinx development tools ?

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* Do you have hands on printed circuit design experience?

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* Have you utilized Cadence® Design Systems suite Allegro® ?

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* Do you have a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science and a minimum of 4 years employment experience in hardware design and implementation?

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* Do you have hands on experience in FPGA design, including VHDL and Xilinx FPGA?

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* Do you have hands on experience with full life cycle development from proof of concept through manufacturing, including digital and analog hardware design, implementation, test and documentation ?

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