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Grad roles in Cyber Security and Electronic Warfare Defence
The company:
- Our client is a market leading defence technology company
- What they do matters. In short they save lives and work to make the world safer
- They operate in the fields of electronic warfare defence and cyber security
- They don’t build weapons – they build things that protect including frequency jammers, cyber defence systems, satellite intercepts and directional finders
- No matter where your talents lie, working at our client means you are directly contributing to a more secure society, helping to combat evolving and emerging threats around the world
The graduate role:
The successful candidate will design and develop FPGAs & digital modules (VHDL) in cryptographic and cyber security solutions. This may include the following:
· Design, implementation, test, integration and delivery of digital communication systems
· Development of VHDL for FPGAs in accordance with TRL procedures
· Authoring of supporting design documentation to a high standard
· Development of test harnesses to verify developed items using self-checking testbenches, BFMs etc.
· Integration of the developed firmware on the target hardware with other system components and software
· Release of developed items in accordance with TRL’s configuration control procedures
Why you should apply:
- The work is really exciting - you’ll be saving lives and be “one of the good guys”
- You’ll be using market leading technologies in a truly innovative environment
- You’ll be working on live projects with massive impact
- Graduates are heavily invested in and developed (mentoring, training, tutorials, professional coaching etc.)
- There is a large, cohesive & sociable graduate & placement community
- Excellent salary and benefits, with relocation funding
Are you right for this scheme?
- You must be a UK citizen, due to security clearance requirements
- Degree qualified in electronics/ engineering related subject
- Excellent design standards and strong debug skills
- Good working knowledge of VHDL development for FPGA
- An appreciation of digital hardware design
- Min 2:2 degree classification
- You must be an all-rounder with the ability to learn fast
- You must be confident – someone who is willing to share their thoughts on a situation/problem
How to apply:
To apply click here: http://bit.ly/2mBWXhi quoting “DEPT”
Please apply without delay - you just need to submit your CV - and we’ll give you more information about the company and guide you through the application process.
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