Senior Hardware Design Engineer – High-Speed Electronics & FPGA
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Qspectra Technologies
📍 Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Job Description
Company Description
Qspectra Technologies is a deeptech company focused on next-generation sensing, Silicon Photonics, Electro-Optics, and Semiconductor systems for applications across Automotive, Defense, Robotics, Autonomous Systems, and Industrial platforms. The company develops high-performance perception and sensing technologies including LiDAR, RF, infrared, and heterogeneous integrated electronic-photonic systems.
Qspectra works across the complete technology stack including optics, photonics, embedded electronics, FPGA systems, signal processing, semiconductor integration, and AI-enabled sensing architectures to build scalable and high-performance intelligent sensing platforms.
Responsibilities
Design and develop high-speed mixed-signal hardware systems using FPGA and microcontrollers
Interface high-speed ADC/DAC devices with FPGA platforms
Design board-level power architectures including SMPS, Buck, Boost, LDO, and linear regulators
Perform schematic...
Qspectra Technologies is a deeptech company focused on next-generation sensing, Silicon Photonics, Electro-Optics, and Semiconductor systems for applications across Automotive, Defense, Robotics, Autonomous Systems, and Industrial platforms. The company develops high-performance perception and sensing technologies including LiDAR, RF, infrared, and heterogeneous integrated electronic-photonic systems.
Qspectra works across the complete technology stack including optics, photonics, embedded electronics, FPGA systems, signal processing, semiconductor integration, and AI-enabled sensing architectures to build scalable and high-performance intelligent sensing platforms.
Responsibilities
Design and develop high-speed mixed-signal hardware systems using FPGA and microcontrollers
Interface high-speed ADC/DAC devices with FPGA platforms
Design board-level power architectures including SMPS, Buck, Boost, LDO, and linear regulators
Perform schematic...