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Good luck to you.
This is the best VHDL reference by far.
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A decent reference for system verilog, I guess verilog as well.
sysverilog for design
This github account has a good bit of decent FPGA focused Hdl
https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/hdl
And this one
https://github.com/EttusResearch/fpga
If I was you I would focus on being fluent in one vendor, probably Xilinx. I would also focus on learning how to implement Axi4 Streaming Interfaces with back pressure. It’s relatively new on that side of things and may be a decent way to differentiate yourself early on. It’s subtlety complex and very powerful when used consistently.
Anyone I’d think about hiring as a 3 to do FPGA needs to know modelsim or the equivalent. Vendors will try to convince you their generator stuff is so good “you don’t have to simulate it!” They are lying.
Get the vendor one from microsemi or Altera, or use xsim. Xsim I find dumb, but I’ve got lots of stick time on more expensive tools.