At Zero Point Motion, the FPGA is not glue logic.

It is a core part of the sensing system.

This role exists to design, verify, and operate real-time digital systems that directly interact with physical reality: MEMS motion, photonic signals, noise, timing, and control loops.

If you think of FPGA work as abstract RTL design, this role is not for you.

If you think of digital systems as applied mathematics implemented in silicon, it might be.

The Role

As an FPGA / Digital Systems Engineer, you own real-time digital control and signal processing that directly interfaces with MEMS and photonic hardware.

Your work directly determines lock stability, noise floors, measurement fidelity, and whether demos succeed or fail.

This is a hands‑on role. Verification quality, timing discipline, and physical intuition matter more than clever architectures. If you write the code, you own proving that it is correct.

The role s...