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ASIC design job vs FPGA design job

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Hi folks,

I am an ASIC design engineer with over 6 years experience. My experience in ASIC design spans across microarchitecture, RTL coding, synthesis, timing closure and verification. Is it advisable for me if I change to a FPGA design job? I mean, what are the pros and cons? I do not have much experience in FPGA other than school projects. How much learning is involved? Will it be difficult to switch back to ASIC design position in the future if I move to a FPGA job? Do FPGA design involve less work and stress than ASIC? Please provide your opinion, experience or any other comment.

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why you want to change to FPGA design? You have more than 6 years working experience in ASIC design, you should be in this field for more contribution!
 

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