Senior FPGA / RTL Engineer - Quantitative Trading

Job Description

Senior FPGA / RTL Engineer – Quantitative Trading

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Location: New York City, NY

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Specialism: FPGA Architecture / RTL / Low-Latency Systems

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Recruiter: Branch Tech Recruitment

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About the opportunity

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Branch Tech is expanding its FPGA engineering network across New York's quantitative trading, electronic market-making and financial technology sectors.

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We're looking to connect with experienced FPGA and RTL engineers who have designed complex digital systems and enjoy solving demanding challenges in latency-sensitive environments.

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This is an expression-of-interest opportunity for future recruitment discussions, not an active position with a named employer.

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Areas of technical expertise

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• End-to-end FPGA architecture, design and implementation.
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• Advanced RTL development using SystemVerilog, Verilog or VHDL.
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• FPGA acceleration and hardware/software co-design.
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• Low-latency data processing, network protocols and high-speed interfaces.
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• Market-data pipelines, packet processing and execution infrastructure.
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• FPGA verification, constrained-random testing and simulation.
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• Timing optimisation, resource utilisation and hardware debugging.
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• High-performance computing, networking or ASIC/SoC design.
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Ideal background

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We'd like to speak with engineers who have taken ownership of FPGA designs throughout the development lifecycle, from architecture and RTL implementation through verification and deployment.

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Candidates with experience in HFT, proprietary trading or quantitative finance are of particular interest.

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We're also keen to meet engineers from adjacent sectors with strong FPGA architecture and low-latency hardware expertise.

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Why Branch Tech?

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Branch Tech is a specialist recruitment business focused on FPGA, ASIC, RTL and advanced hardware engineering.

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We're building long-term relationships with engineers across the US, rather than approaching candidates only when a particular vacancy becomes available.

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If you're considering a move now, or would simply like to discuss the types of opportunities that could interest you in the future, we'd welcome a confidential conversation.

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Apply to register your interest in future FPGA engineering opportunities across New York's quantitative trading market.