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FPGA Engineer / Digital Signal Processing Engineer – Oxfordshire Location: Oxfordshire Type: Permanent, Full-time Join a Groundbreaking Engineering Team Driving the Next Wave of Innovation! ARCA Resourcing is working exclusively with a cutting-edge technology company based in Oxfordshire that’s developing advanced sensing and control systems used in some of the most exciting areas of modern innovation. Our client is looking for an experienced FPGA & DSP Engineer (Field Programmable Gate Arrays and digital signal processing) to take a key role in designing and delivering high-performance digital systems that push the limits of precision, speed, and reliability. You’ll work in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment alongside talented engineers who share a passion for solving complex technical challenges. The Role • Design, implement, and verify FPGA-based control and signal processing systems., • Develop and optimise real-time DSP algorithms (FIR/IIR filters, I/Q demodulation, mixers, etc.)., • Create and maintain high-speed digital interfaces (ADC, DAC, DDS, PLL)., • Implement real-time feedback control loops (e.g., PID) on FPGA., • Collaborate closely with software, electronics, and systems teams to bring designs from concept to production., • Use automated test benches and precision lab equipment for validation and optimisation., • Participate in design reviews and contribute to system architecture and documentation. Skills & Experience • Field Programmable Gate Arrays and digital signal processing, • Proven experience in FPGA design (VHDL / Verilog / SystemVerilog)., • Strong background in DSP implementation and digital transceiver design., • Solid understanding of digital and RF hardware principles., • Familiarity with AXI bus architectures and software-controlled FPGA IP., • Competent in I2C, SPI, UART and related communication protocols., • Confident using oscilloscopes, spectrum/network analysers, and similar tools. Desirable: • Experience with Xilinx Zynq / RFSoC devices., • Embedded software in C/C++ or Python for testing and integration., • Exposure to Software-Defined Radio (SDR) or PCB design. PLEASE APPLY VIA THE LINK FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION!

Python Software Engineer / Senior Software Engineer - Quantum Location: Oxfordshire, UK ARCA Resourcing is partnering with an innovative, established but scaling technology company in Oxfordshire to recruit several Software Engineers and Senior Software Engineers. These roles offer the opportunity to work at the forefront of computing, developing high-performance software that supports cutting-edge research, hardware systems, and applications. Successful candidates will join a multidisciplinary team, contributing to the development of advanced tools and platforms that enable next-generation technologies. Key Responsibilities • Design, develop, and maintain robust software for computing applications and experimental systems, • Build scientific computing tools, libraries, and data pipelines to support research and product development, • Collaborate closely with physicists and hardware engineers to translate theoretical concepts into practical software solutions, • Contribute to production-quality codebases, including testing, debugging, documentation, and code reviews, • Support the development of software tools for quantum algorithms, data analysis, system control, and error correction, • Work in a fast-paced, collaborative R&D environment contributing to the company’s rapidly evolving technology stack Essential Skills & Experience • Degree or PhD in Physics, Mathematics, Engineering, Computer Science, or a related scientific discipline, • Strong programming skills with high proficiency in Python, • Experience in scientific computing or numerical software development, • Familiarity with modern software engineering practices, • Experience with version control, testing frameworks, debugging, and documentation, • Ability to work effectively in collaborative, cross-functional teams, • Strong communication skills, with the ability to explain technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences, • PhD or research experience in physics, mathematics, or computer science, • Experience with quantum software frameworks such as Cirq, Qiskit, or similar, • Knowledge of quantum computing concepts including error correction, fault tolerance, gate decomposition, qubit mapping/routing, or variational algorithms, • Experience with scientific Python libraries such as NumPy, SciPy, PyTorch, • Experience in machine learning, statistics, or AMO physics, • Experience with quantum error correction or decoder algorithms, • Familiarity with Rust, C++, or other compiled languages, • Experience with databases and data pipelines (SQL, PostgreSQL, timeseries data, ETL), • Backend development experience (e.g., FastAPI, SQLAlchemy), • Experience in image analysis or real-time object detection, • Experience bridging theoretical models with experimental quantum hardware If you are interested in applying cutting-edge software engineering skills within the rapidly evolving technology sector, please click the link below!

Company overview Alloyed is a young venture-funded company of about 200 world-class metallurgists, engineers, and software developers working across 3 sites in the UK, 1 in Japan, and 1 in Seattle to build the future of advanced metal components. To do this it uses proprietary software packages which combine advanced machine learning and physical modelling to invent better alloys, devise better ways to process them, and design better 3D-printed components. The Role Argive, a division of Alloyed, is currently designing microturbine engines for a range of jet propulsion applications. The system architecture is simple, with outer diameters ranging between 60-240mm considered. The products use additive manufacturing to increase performance compared to state-of-the-art incorporating complex designs and proprietary high temperature materials, including nickel superalloys. The engines also have a consolidated part count and can be manufactured and scaled cost-competitively in the UK on Alloyed’s assets. Argive is seeking a motivated Programme Manager coordinate planning, execution, and delivery across all workstreams within Alloyed’s development and production programmes for Argive’s scalable propulsion product range. Reporting jointly to the Chief Engineer and the Commercial Director, you will manage risks, schedules, and interdependencies to keep programmes on track, facilitate communication and decision-making between teams and stakeholders, and adapt plans to accommodate changes in scope, resources, or external requirements. You will be based at Alloyed’s site in Yarnton, but travel to other Alloyed sites local to Oxford will be required. From time to time you may also support activities at other facilities in the UK, or abroad. A highly competitive remuneration package is offered, including equity incentives. Responsibilities • Coordinate programme planning, execution, and delivery across all technical and operational workstreams, ensuring alignment with business objectives and customer requirements, • Manage programme schedules, risks, and interdependencies, proactively identifying and resolving issues to maintain momentum and delivery confidence, • Fully understand and actively manage programme cost including oversight of spend across programme activities and cost reporting to the Commercial Director, • Support contract management for ongoing customers and liaise with other Alloyed departments as required to facilitate efficient supplier management, • Facilitate clear, timely communication and decision-making between cross-functional teams, divisional leadership, and external stakeholders, • Adapt programme plans and resource allocations in response to changes in scope, priorities, or external requirements, maintaining agility without compromising quality or compliance, • Track progress against key milestones, prepare concise status reports, and drive action-oriented programme reviews, • Support the development and maintenance of robust documentation, including risk registers, programme plans, and decision logs Experience: you must have • 2–5 years of industrial experience, including 1–2 years in complex project or programme management within an engineering or technical environment, • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to engage and influence stakeholders at all levels, • High emotional intelligence (EQ), with a collaborative and independent mindset, • Strong organisational skills, able to manage multiple priorities and adapt to fast-changing circumstances, • Demonstrated ability to identify, assess, and escalate risks in dynamic, high-uncertainty environments, • Proficiency with project management tools (e.g., Gantt charts, risk registers, action trackers) and standard office software Experience: you should have • Technical background (degree in engineering, physical sciences, or similar), • Experience working in fast-paced, agile, and risk-tolerant development and production environments, • Familiarity with stage-gate processes, design verification planning (DVP), and test readiness reviews (TRR), • Exposure to manufacturing, aerospace, or advanced technology sectors, • Experience with collaborative platforms (e.g., SharePoint, Confluence) and configuration management tools, • Understanding of compliance frameworks (e.g., ISO9001, APQP) and export controls (e.g., ITAR/EAR) How to Apply To apply, submit a CV and a supporting statement by email to . The supporting statement should explain how you meet the selection criteria for the role using examples of your skills and any experience. All documents should be uploaded as PDF files. Please provide details of two referees and indicate if we can contact them now. This is a continuous recruitment effort. We will fill positions as excellent candidates present themselves so your early application is encouraged.

FPGA Engineer / Digital Signal Processing Engineer – Oxfordshire. Our client is looking for an experienced FPGA & DSP Engineer (Field Programmable Gate Arrays and digital signal processing) to take a key role in designing and delivering high-performance digital systems that push the limits of

Are you passionate about elevating bakery innovation? Do you thrive at the intersection of product development, technical expertise, and customer collaboration? This is an exciting opportunity to join a leading bakery solutions manufacturer as an Application Specialist - Bread Development, playing a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of bread products for customers across the UK and beyond. In this influential role, you'll work closely with technical applications, commercial teams, and cross‑functional departments to deliver high‑impact projects through a structured stage‑and‑gate development process. If you love using science, creativity, and problem‑solving to unlock product potential, this role is for you. What You'll Be Doing Driving Innovation & Performance Lead product development projects from concept to launch. Deliver product, process, and cost improvements to support customer needs and drive profitable growth. Act as a central point of expertise for international sister companies, providing technical support to local bread development teams. Technical Bread Development Apply advanced knowledge of enzymes, emulsifiers, and fermented ingredients to create high‑performing bakery solutions. Develop products tailored for industrial bread manufacturing environments. Identify product gaps and create concepts that set new standards for functionality and efficiency. ...

At Prodrive we believe there's no limit to what can be achieved when the brightest minds come together. Joining one focused and driven team, you will challenge boundaries in order to change the game for our customers. We are the world's leading independent motorsport company and the business behind some of the greatest names and achievements in motorsport over the last 40 years. Our Advanced Technology business combines our pace and agility with free-thinking to deliver complex engineering solutions and specialist manufacturing programmes to the automotive, aerospace, marine, and defence sectors, accelerating the net zero journey for our customers. We are looking for a Senior Programme Buyer to own and lead procurement delivery for assigned OEM Tier-1 programmes/major commodity workstreams, ensuring sourcing strategy, supplier readiness and component delivery align with customer, programme and manufacturing requirements. This role provides structured commercial leadership across the full programme lifecycle, acting as the primary procurement interface between Prodrive, suppliers and OEM customers. You will be responsible for BOM Cost, Supplier Build support readiness status and PPAP timing. Key Responsibilities 1. Programme Execution, Builds & OEM Gate Support • Develop and execute programme-level sourcing strategies aligned to timing, cost, risk and customer expectations, and create and maintain commodity timing plans in line with programme milestones., • Lead supplier assessment and selection, including capability, capacity, quality and risk evaluation., • Drive sourcing consensus across Prodrive functions (engineering, programme, quality, manufacturing) and with OEM customers., • Manage tooling strategy, commercial agreements and supplier commitments. 2. Own procurement delivery across all programme build phases (e.g. TT, PP, HTFB, pre-series) • Ensure parts, tooling and documentation are available to support build events and validation activity., • Coordinate supplier readiness for Home Line Try-Out (HLTO) and Hard Tool Functional Builds (HTFB)., • Support resolution of build issues related to parts, tooling or supplier readiness and ensure PSW & associated deliverables are completed and submitted in line with programme and OEM timing requirements. 3. Commercial Control, Risk & Lifecycle Ownership • Maintain programme-level purchasing data including price, lead time, tooling, MOQ and supplier commitments., • Manage commercial change, cost tracking and invoice accuracy across the programme lifecycle., • Anticipate and mitigate supply, capacity or commercial risks before they impact build or customer milestones. Our ideal candidate will have strong experience in commercial purchasing within automotive, Tier-1 or OEM-facing environments, and proven experience owning procurement delivery across multiple programme phases and build events. You will be familiar with OEM programme gates, sourcing processes and supplier readiness requirements, and have experience managing tooling, supplier nomination and programme commercial agreements. You will also be confident operating within ERP and programme reporting environments. What can we offer you? • An attractive salary which will grow in line with your ongoing development and impact, • 25 days holiday (which increases with long service) with an opportunity to purchase up to 15 extra days, • Training opportunities for continuing professional development, • Onsite subsidised staff restaurant, • Car and pension salary sacrifice schemes, • Cyclescheme, • Exercise classes, • Paid time off for volunteering, • Consultations with our Fit 4 Life expert, • Social events throughout the year, • Exclusive company discounts At Prodrive we are committed to attracting and nurturing the best talent and creating an inclusive workplace. We value individual differences and diversity amongst all staff so that everyone has the widest opportunities to maximise their potential. We aim to ensure that no job applicant is placed at a disadvantage by practices or requirements which disproportionately impact protected groups and which are not justified by the demands of the job. If you feel you are right for this role, we welcome your application. Come and make a difference. JBRP1_UKTJ

FPGA Engineer / Digital Signal Processing Engineer – Oxfordshire Location: Oxfordshire Type: Permanent, Full-time Join a Groundbreaking Engineering Team Driving the Next Wave of Innovation! ARCA Resourcing is working exclusively with a cutting-edge technology company based in Oxfordshire that’s developing advanced sensing and control systems used in some of the most exciting areas of modern innovation. Our client is looking for an experienced FPGA & DSP Engineer (Field Programmable Gate Arrays and digital signal processing) to take a key role in designing and delivering high-performance digital systems that push the limits of precision, speed, and reliability. You’ll work in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment alongside talented engineers who share a passion for solving complex technical challenges. The Role * Design, implement, and verify FPGA-based control and signal processing systems. * Develop and optimise real-time DSP algorithms (FIR/IIR filters, I/Q demodulation, mixers, etc.). * Create and maintain high-speed digital interfaces (ADC, DAC, DDS, PLL). * Implement real-time feedback control loops (e.g., PID) on FPGA. * Collaborate closely with software, electronics, and systems teams to bring designs from concept to production. * Use automated test benches and precision lab equipment for validation and optimisation. * Participate in design reviews and contribute ...

A leading gate automation company in the United Kingdom is seeking a Trainee Automation Engineer to join their team.This is a site-based role involving the installation and commissioning of automated gate systems, with on-the-job training provided.The ideal candidate will have a practical mindset, g

Decommissioning - Worksite Lead Engineer Culham, Oxfordshire (4 days on site, 1 day flexible) 12-month contract | Full-time | Start ASAP £56-61/hour Inside IR35 Are you an experienced engineer with a proven track record in decommissioning or complex engineering projects? This is a key technical leadership role where you'll drive safe, compliant, and efficient engineering solutions across the pre-construction and construction phases of a high-profile decommissioning programme. You'll lead technical teams, oversee worksite investigations, surveys, hazard identification, and deplanting strategies, ensuring alignment with regulatory, legal, and UKAEA processes. Your expertise will shape engineering decisions and optimise delivery across multi-phase decommissioning projects. The Opportunity As Worksite Lead Engineer, you will: Lead engineering optioneering, feasibility studies, and planning within worksite constraints Develop and maintain multi-phase decommissioning plans, including Post-Operational Clean Out (POCO) and deplanting strategies Oversee data collection, conditioning, and validation for accurate planning and decision-making Prepare engineering artefacts such as flow diagrams, throughput models, method statements, designer risk assessments, and Pre-Construction Information (PCI) Interface with principal contractors, temporary works designers, and other stakeholders including health physics, waste, and asbestos teams Mentor and support other engineers, sharing knowledge and lessons learnedYour work will directly influence safe and efficient decommissioning execution, supporting readiness reviews, hazard mitigation, and verification of compliance against project end states. Key Responsibilities Lead feasibility and optioneering studies to define viable decommissioning approaches Develop detailed plans for deplanting, size reduction, and associated engineering design Support hazard identification and maintain the Hazard Register in line with SHE requirements Plan and coordinate investigations and characterisation activities Prepare and present at design and gate reviews, ensuring compliance with technical and safety standards Provide expert advice to resolve delivery obstacles using creative solutions and lessons learned Collaborate with JDR Decommissioning Lead Engineer to define strategy and mentor teams Support project scheduling, cost estimation, and development of technical control approvals What We're Looking For Essential Qualifications & Experience Engineering degree (BSc/MSc) or equivalent Chartered Engineer (CEng) status or equivalent experience in decommissioning roles Proven track record delivering engineered solutions in decommissioning, demolition, or waste management projects Strong understanding of design standards and UK compliance requirements Experience managing complex technical projects and supervising teams Familiarity with CDM regulations and industry-standard information management systemsCore Knowledge & Skills Broad engineering knowledge across mechanical, electrical, and civil disciplines Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and associated compliance knowledge Risk assessment, hazard mitigation, and safety-critical decision-making Strong problem-solving, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills Ability to influence and lead multidisciplinary teams effectively Why Apply? Lead a critical technical role in a high-profile decommissioning programme Work in a challenging, highly regulated environment with complex engineering deliverables Opportunity to mentor and develop other engineers while influencing delivery strategy Hybrid working with flexible on-site requirements Immediate start with a 12-month contract and potential for extension

Decommissioning - Package Manager - Electrical Engineering Culham, Oxfordshire - 4 days on site 1 days remote 12-month contract | Full-time | Start ASAP - 9th March 2026 £56-61/hour Inside IR35 UKAEA is seeking an experienced Electrical Engineering Package Manager to lead the planning and delivery of safe, compliant, and efficient electrical decommissioning activities within the JDR Programme. This is a high-responsibility role, managing HV and LV systems through pre-construction and construction phases, with oversight of decommissioning plans, risk mitigation, and technical documentation. You will bring expert knowledge in electrical systems, regulatory compliance, and decommissioning best practices, working closely with programme teams, contractors, and the Plant Safety Team to ensure successful execution of complex electrical decommissioning projects. Key Responsibilities Electrical Decommissioning Management Lead electrical decommissioning planning, including schedules coordinated with waste, logistics, and site interfaces Conduct site surveys to identify assets for isolation, removal, or disposal Perform risk assessments and implement electrical hazard mitigation measures Supervise disconnection, removal, and safe disposal of electrical equipment (transformers, switchgear, panels, wiring, generators) Maintain electrical drawings, isolation registers, method statements, risk assessments, and technical reportsStakeholder Engagement & Interface Management Engage with programme stakeholders, contractors, and suppliers to define requirements and manage interfaces Present technical artifacts at gate reviews and communicate engineering strategy Coordinate with principal designers and contractor teams for smooth executionTechnical Leadership & Knowledge Transfer Provide expert advice to resolve delivery challenges using creative solutions and lessons learned Mentor and train engineers, sharing knowledge and building capability across the programme Reach back to the parent organisation for best practices and technical guidanceCompliance & Best Practice Ensure electrical decommissioning meets regulatory, legal, and UKAEA standards Verify compliance with end-state requirements and traceability matrices Apply UK design codes and standards, including BS 7671, and LOTO procedures Deliverables Discovery & Initiation Phase: Develop decommissioning schemes, hazard assessments, plant inventory, and risk mitigation strategies Pre-Construction Phase: Produce detailed decommissioning plans, engineering designs, method statements, and feasibility studies Construction Phase: Supervise execution, verify compliance, manage interfaces, and ensure safe removal and disposal of electrical systems Ongoing: Stakeholder engagement, advisory support, knowledge transfer, and lessons learned Required Qualifications & Experience Qualifications Engineering degree (BSc/MSc) in Electrical or relevant discipline Chartered Engineer (CEng) or significant experience in electrical decommissioning roles Familiarity with CDM regulationsCore Knowledge UK design standards and compliance, including Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 Electrical systems: distribution networks, emergency power, control systems LOTO procedures and electrical hazard mitigation Electrical design codes, BS 7671Experience Proven delivery of electrical solutions in decommissioning, demolition, or complex facilities Experience managing complex technical projects and supervising teams Familiarity with decommissioning information management systemsSoft Skills Strong communication, coordination, and technical writing skills Ability to influence stakeholders and lead teams effectively Analytical and problem-solving capability Mentoring and knowledge transfer experienceDesirable Experience on nuclear sites Proficiency in electrical design software (preferably SolidWorks) Experience in technical leadership alongside project managers Why Apply? Lead complex electrical decommissioning projects in a technically advanced, high-profile programme Influence strategy and execution of HV and LV system decommissioning Build capability and mentor teams while working in a collaborative, regulated environment Hybrid working with significant on-site presence Apply Now If you are an experienced electrical engineer with decommissioning expertise and want to take a leading role in high-impact projects at UKAEA, we want to hear from you