Jobs at ASIC/FPGA company in Paris!

[steamedhams]

The company where I work are looking for people for SoC dev, Backend IC, Digital Design.
These aren't listed on the site yet so get in early.
https://www.nanoxplore.com

Happy to answer any questions.

[josuah]

Thank you for sharing your it with the community.

I have an slightly irrelevant and off-topic question: It looks like you are using various Linux-based distribution:

https://www.nanoxplore.com/assets/img/image8.png
https://www.nanoxplore.com/assets/img/image10.png

Is that so? Glad to see companies including Linux in the list of supported platforms.

[josuah]

The supported distributions are RedHat Enterprise 6 & 7, Ubuntu LTS 14.04, 16.04 & 18.04 and Debian 9.

First class citizen even!

I am also curious about this:

NanoXplore has developed Radiation-Hardened By Design SRAM-based FPGA devices for use into systems operating in harsh environments, such as Spaceborne and Airbone applications, as well as Military and High-Energy Physics subsystems.

Rather interesting! Is there per chance any place where to get one of these devices?
I can think of at least someone willing to try (and fail?) a Yosys port.

Did you implement your own toolchain?

[steamedhams]

Sorry, very late response.

We do have yosys in our tool chain as well as many other open source tools.

Our IT guy loves Linux, unfortunately, the new website is hosted on another platform. http://nanoxplore.org/

Your profile looks pretty interesting, have you ever considered relocating to Paris?

[Ice-Tea]

Well, I'm not relocating to Paris 

If you have some work that can be done remotely, feel free to PM me to exchange details.

[josuah]

And now it is my turn to reply very late... I noticed I did not return to EEVblog since a while now.
I moved fast between taking some time to learn straight toward working full time and then some.
I tried to hint people involved in ASICs and FPGA toward this announce if that helps...