PCB Design Engineer, Hardware Design Engineer, FPGA Design Engineer and 1 more at Manning Global
PCB Design Engineer, Hardware Design Engineer, FPGA Design Engineer and 1 more at Manning Global, found 10 days ago on LinkedIn. Based in Bangalore, India. The recruiter asks for CVs by email.
Manning Global is building an engineering team for a global client in India, working on RF, satellite and electronic warfare platforms. It is hiring for four permanent hardware and signal processing roles in Bangalore.
What you would do
- Design multi-layer PCB layouts and RF routing
- Capture schematics and design high-speed mixed-signal hardware
- Develop RTL and high-speed interfaces on FPGA platforms
- Build DSP algorithms and convert them to fixed-point for deployment
- Validate and debug prototypes with lab equipment
What they ask for
- Experience with RF, microwave, satellite or EW systems
- CAD tools such as Altium, Allegro or OrCAD
- Verilog, SystemVerilog or VHDL for FPGA roles
- MATLAB/Simulink, Python and C/C++ for DSP
- 2-8 years of experience depending on the role
- Onsite work in Bangalore
About this job
- Job
- PCB Design Engineer, Hardware Design Engineer, FPGA Design Engineer and 1 more
- Category
- Electrical engineer
- Company
- Manning Global
- Location
- Bangalore, India
- Work type
- Full time
- Posted
- on LinkedIn, 29 October 2026
- How to apply
- By email to the recruiter, with your CV
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