Custom PCILeech-Compatble FPGA Firmware Development

Job ID: 39512424

Budget: $150 – $250 USD

I'm looking for an experienced FPGA firmware developer to build a custom PCILeech-compatible firmware for a Screamer PCIe Squirrel (35T, 75T, 100T, M2, ZDMA, or GBOX) DMA card.

The firmware should offer full device emulation, including authentic PCIe configspace, BAR support, and real endpoint behavior. It must be optimized for stealth, stability, and high compatibility, and should pass driver scans and remain undetectable in sensitive environments.

What the Firmware Should Include:
1:1 Real PCIe Device Emulation

Full BAR & Configspace Support

Successful drvscan compatibility

No “yellow triangle” (fully emulated endpoint)

HWID-locked firmware (firmware bound to individual card DNA)

Compatible with PCILeech + Screamer Squirrel bitstreams

Rapid delivery and responsive support

Ideal Developer Has:
Extensive experience in FPGA development (especially Xilinx 7-Series)

Deep knowledge of PCIe protocol, device enumeration, and configspace

Prior work with PCILeech, DMA tools, or custom bitstream development

Ability to implement stealthy and undetectable firmware design

Proficiency in Verilog, VHDL, and possibly some embedded C

Experience with anti-reverse engineering or obfuscation techniques is a bonus

Timeline & Budget:
Timeline is flexible — quality and performance are the priorities.

Budget is open — please provide a detailed quote and portfolio/examples of similar work.

If you're confident in building robust, stealth-grade PCIe emulation firmware for high-performance DMA use cases, I’d love to hear from you.