Will you work with us?
QBayLogic B.V. is a steward-owned FPGA/ASIC design house. We help businesses create innovative products by building high throughput, low latency, low power implementations of the complex algorithms that form the core of their product. These applications can be found in many different environments: embedded, on the edge, and in data-centers. QBayLogic B.V. also develops and supports the open-source Clash compiler, a compiler (written in Haskell) that takes high-level Haskell code and translates that to low-level HDL code used to program FPGA devices. We use Clash for most of our projects.
Some of the non-junior positions at QBayLogic have previously been open to remote work, and we generally support remote options for more experienced roles. At this time, however, we are not offering remote positions, as our current vacancies require a strong focus on relationship-building and close collaboration. For these roles, in-person interaction is essential. We therefore expect employees to be present at the office at least three days per week.
For now, all employees must be able to work primarily on-site. This means that employment options for non-EU residents via remote.com are currently unavailable. EU residents will be employed through direct employment or remote.com depending on the country.
BSc/MSc
32 | 40 hours
Student
Are you able to do a for-credit internship as part of your academic curriculum and have you always wanted to work on dedicated digital computer hardware? Are you intrigued in functional programming, or would you love to work on high-tech projects, but prefer a small company over a big one? Perhaps you’d like to do an internship at QBayLogic!
PhD/MSc+
32 | 40 hours
Medior/Senior
As a formal verification engineer, you will play a crucial role in connecting existing verification technologies and methodologies with our Clash hardware design ecosystem and its mother language Haskell to be utilized for formal verification of hardware and software designs. While we realize everyone has their preferences and specializations, you are expected to work across the board, not shy away from technologies unknown to you and be at the office at least 2 days a week.
In 2021, I began working at QBayLogic alongside wonderful colleagues, and being part of the team feels like being part of a supportive and close-knit family.
I enjoy tackling the design challenges in CS, EE, and their intersection.
I joined the company in 2023 being proud of contributing to their journey ever since. It’s a real pleasure to work with such a great and open-minded team.
I've always been intrigued by the intersection of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, which merge at QBayLogic. I’m glad to work in such an ambitious and enthusiastic team
I really enjoy building out the ecosystem and contributing to our research projects. Of course, this is made all the better by the people working at the company!
During my Master’s I discovered Clash as a way to create FPGA designs and I’ve been intrigued by the abstraction level ever since.
I find it truly joyous to work with such a great team of passionate engineers and work in an environment with the company’s potential. Makes me dream about QBayLogic’s future.
I came in at QBayLogic as a compiler engineer, fresh out of University, and have been learning more and more about hardware development since then.
I joined QBayLogic in 2019 to work part-time on extending and improving Clash’s standard library. I feel really fortunate to work with such a pleasant and capable group of people.
To apply, please email [email protected] with your resume, a cover letter stating your suitability for the role, and anything else you think would be helpful in evaluating you as a candidate: GitHub, StackOverflow, website, past work, conference talks, code examples, etc. Any questions regarding the job can be sent to [email protected]. At this time we are not seeking the help of recruiters to fill the open positions, so acquisition based on these job ads will not be appreciated.
