FPGA Engineering Placement – 12 Months in Belfast

Oxinst; Belfast; On-site; GBP 60,000 - GBP 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading technology firm is seeking an ambitious FPGA Engineering Placement Student in Belfast. The role is a full-time 12-month contract starting in September 2026. You will tackle real-world engineering challenges in the Embedded Systems Department, work with experienced engineers, and gain valuable insights in FPGA development. Candidates must have completed the second year of a relevant degree by June 2026, and possess strong teamwork and communication skills. This role offers mentorship and opportunities for professional growth.

Benefits

Health & Wellbeing benefits

Employer contributory pension scheme

Externally accredited training opportunities

Flexible working hours

Qualifications

• Successfully completed the second year of a BEng honours degree by June 2026.
• Understanding of basic concepts of electronic design—analogue and digital.
• Experience working on an electronic design.
• Available to start placement in September 2026.
• Hungry to learn and innovate.

Responsibilities

• Work in the Embedded Systems Department for 12 months.
• Gain experience in FPGA development from concept to manufacture.
• Involved in new product developments and customer applications.

Skills

Team collaboration

Communication

Eagerness to learn

Understanding of electronic design

Education

BEng honours degree or equivalent in Electronic or Computer Engineering

Job description

A leading technology firm is seeking an ambitious FPGA Engineering Placement Student in Belfast. The role is a full-time 12-month contract starting in September 2026. You will tackle real-world engineering challenges in the Embedded Systems Department, work with experienced engineers, and gain valuable insights in FPGA development. Candidates must have completed the second year of a relevant degree by June 2026, and possess strong teamwork and communication skills. This role offers mentorship and opportunities for professional growth.