Vivado on Windows Application User

What You'll Do6

• Run Vivado on your own Windows PC for scheduled design or verification sessions.
• Handle FPGA and RTL work across synthesis, timing, and verification tasks.
• Capture screenshots of tool activity that meet the 2.5-megapixel threshold.
• Use one qualifying high-resolution monitor or a dual-display setup that merges into a single spanning image.
• Keep your Vivado license and hardware active for the duration of the engagement.
• Follow Mercor's instructions for task submission and image quality.

Requirements7

• Hands-on experience with Vivado on Windows.
• Ability to open Vivado on your own PC today.
• Background in FPGA, RTL design, synthesis, timing, or verification.
• Familiarity with AMD/Xilinx FPGA and SoC design flows.
• A monitor setup that captures images above 2.5 megapixels. A single high-resolution screen qualifies, or two side-by-side displays captured as one spanning image.
• Two 1920x1080+ monitors satisfy the dual-screen option, but one 1080p screen in that pair does not.
• Your own software license, Windows machine, and hardware. Mercor does not supply these.

Who Should Apply

FPGA and RTL engineers who already run Vivado on a Windows PC fit this role best. The position suits someone comfortable with AMD/Xilinx flows, synthesis, timing, and verification. Candidates without a current Vivado license, a Windows machine, or the ability to open the tool today will have trouble qualifying. A common rejection reason is claiming a dual-monitor setup when one screen is only 1080p, since a single 1080p display in a pair does not meet the screenshot rule. Another low-fit signal is expecting Mercor to provide licenses, virtual machines, or hardware, because the project offers none of those.

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