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marvell.com • HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Network Equipment • AI Chips & Accelerators • Optics & Photonic Components • Semiconductor IP & Chip Design Services • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1995 • NASDAQ: MRVL • Trust A • Hiring 308, 39 new
HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Network Equipment • AI Chips & Accelerators • Optics & Photonic Components • Semiconductor IP & Chip Design Services • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1995 • NASDAQ: MRVL • Trust A • Hiring 308, 39 new
Marvell Technology is an American fabless semiconductor company founded in 1995 that designs the infrastructure silicon behind data centres, carrier networks and storage systems. Its portfolio covers electro-optics and digital signal processors for optical links, ethernet switching and physical layer devices, storage controllers, and custom application specific integrated circuits designed for individual cloud operators. Headquartered in Santa Clara and listed on Nasdaq, it reoriented itself over the past decade from consumer and storage chips toward data centre and artificial intelligence infrastructure, which now supplies the majority of its revenue.
analog.com • HQ: Wilmington, United States • Sensors & Transducers • Analog & Power Semiconductors • 5000+ employees • Est. 1965 • Trust B • Hiring 680, 53 new
HQ: Wilmington, United States • Sensors & Transducers • Analog & Power Semiconductors • 5000+ employees • Est. 1965 • Trust B • Hiring 680, 53 new
Analog Devices designs signal processing, power management and sensing semiconductors. Its data converters and amplifiers are staples of industrial automation, automotive and communications systems. The company expanded significantly through the acquisitions of Linear Technology and Maxim Integrated.
voyantphotonics.com • HQ: Long Island City, United States • Autonomous Driving • Optics & Photonic Components • Est. 2018 • Startup • Hiring 15, 8 new
HQ: Long Island City, United States • Autonomous Driving • Optics & Photonic Components • Est. 2018 • Startup • Hiring 15, 8 new
The futureof physical ai begins now. To interact intelligently with the physical world, machines need more than just a camera feed. Voyant delivers the first scalable FMCW LiDAR with true on-chip beam steering.
ciena.com • HQ: Hanover, United States • Telecom Infrastructure • Optical Communications • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1992 • NYSE: CIEN • Trust B • Hiring 144, 15 new
HQ: Hanover, United States • Telecom Infrastructure • Optical Communications • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1992 • NYSE: CIEN • Trust B • Hiring 144, 15 new
Ciena Corporation is an American networking systems company that makes optical transport platforms, coherent optical modules, routing and switching equipment and network automation software. Its customers include telecom operators, cloud and data center providers, governments and large enterprises, and it runs a major research and development centre in Ottawa, Canada. Listed on the New York Stock Exchange, the company is headquartered in Hanover, Maryland, United States.
renesas.com • HQ: Tokyo, Japan • Automotive Components • Analog & Power Semiconductors • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2003 • Trust B • Hiring 658, 87 new
HQ: Tokyo, Japan • Automotive Components • Analog & Power Semiconductors • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2003 • Trust B • Hiring 658, 87 new
Renesas Electronics is a Japanese semiconductor company formed in 2003 when Hitachi and Mitsubishi Electric combined their chip divisions, later absorbing NEC Electronics as well. It is one of the largest suppliers of microcontrollers in the world and holds a particularly strong position in automotive silicon, where its R-Car processors and body and powertrain controllers sit inside a large share of vehicles built globally. It has spent the past decade buying into analog and connectivity through Intersil, IDT, Dialog and Altium, broadening from bare microcontrollers into complete embedded systems for industrial and internet of things customers.
apple.com • HQ: Cupertino, United States • Smartwatches & Fitness Trackers • Operating Systems • Tablets • Laptops • Smartphones • 5000+ employees • Est. 1976 • Trust A • Hiring 1975, 377 new
HQ: Cupertino, United States • Smartwatches & Fitness Trackers • Operating Systems • Tablets • Laptops • Smartphones • 5000+ employees • Est. 1976 • Trust A • Hiring 1975, 377 new
Apple is an American multinational technology company founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne, and headquartered in Cupertino, California. It designs and sells consumer hardware including the iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods and Vision Pro, together with the operating systems and silicon that run them. A growing services division built around the App Store, iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Pay now contributes a large share of profit, making Apple one of the most valuable companies in the world.
lockheedmartin.com • HQ: Bethesda, United States • Military Satellites • Aerospace Manufacturing • Missiles • Combat Aircraft • Defense Manufacturing • 5000+ employees • Est. 1995 • NYSE: LMT • Hiring 9, 8 new
HQ: Bethesda, United States • Military Satellites • Aerospace Manufacturing • Missiles • Combat Aircraft • Defense Manufacturing • 5000+ employees • Est. 1995 • NYSE: LMT • Hiring 9, 8 new
Lockheed Martin is the largest defence contractor in the world, formed in 1995 by merging Lockheed Corporation with Martin Marietta and headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland. Its single most important programme is the F-35 Lightning II, the most expensive weapons system ever built, alongside the F-16, the C-130 transport and classified work at the Skunk Works advanced development unit. The company also dominates missile defence with THAAD and PAC-3 interceptors, supplies HIMARS and Javelin systems, owns the helicopter maker Sikorsky, and builds the Orion crew capsule and military satellites through its space division.
hcltech.com • HQ: Noida, India • Systems Integrators • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • IT Outsourcing & Dedicated Teams • 5000+ employees • Est. 1976 • Hiring 3066, 1250 new
HQ: Noida, India • Systems Integrators • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • IT Outsourcing & Dedicated Teams • 5000+ employees • Est. 1976 • Hiring 3066, 1250 new
HCLTech is a major Indian multinational information technology (IT) services and consulting company headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. Spun off from the original HCL Group in 1991, it ranks as one of India's largest technology companies alongside firms like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro.
latticesemi.com • HQ: Hillsboro, United States • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 501-1000 employees • Est. 1983 • NASDAQ: LSCC • Trust A • Hiring 129, 12 new
HQ: Hillsboro, United States • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 501-1000 employees • Est. 1983 • NASDAQ: LSCC • Trust A • Hiring 129, 12 new
Lattice Semiconductor is a semiconductor company headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon, designing low-power field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), programmable logic devices and related software for compute, communications, industrial, automotive, consumer and aerospace markets. Founded in 1983 in Oregon's Silicon Forest and listed on Nasdaq, it describes itself as the largest supplier of small FPGAs by installed base, with design and operations centers in San Jose, Pune, Penang, Taipei, Manila and Shanghai. It hires IC and SoC design engineers, firmware and BMC engineers, silicon validation and foundry engineers, field applications engineers, product marketers and finance staff.
≈ $162k – $296k per year (Estimated) • Staff+ • 15+ years exp • In office (San Jose, United States) • Relocation • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Staff
micron.com • HQ: Boise, United States • Enterprise Storage Systems • Semiconductor Manufacturing • Memory & Storage Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1978 • NASDAQ: MU • Trust A • Hiring 2626, 151 new
HQ: Boise, United States • Enterprise Storage Systems • Semiconductor Manufacturing • Memory & Storage Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1978 • NASDAQ: MU • Trust A • Hiring 2626, 151 new
Micron Technology is an American semiconductor company founded in Boise, Idaho in 1978 and one of only a handful of manufacturers of both DRAM and NAND flash memory. It designs and fabricates memory and storage products used in data centres, personal computers, smartphones, cars and industrial equipment, and sells them under the Micron and consumer-facing Crucial brands. High-bandwidth memory for AI accelerators has become the fastest-growing part of the business, and the company operates fabrication and assembly sites across the United States and Asia.
synopsys.com • HQ: Sunnyvale, United States • Simulation & Digital Twin Software • Semiconductor IP & Chip Design Services • EDA Software • 5000+ employees • Est. 1986 • NASDAQ: SNPS • Trust A • Hiring 445, 54 new
HQ: Sunnyvale, United States • Simulation & Digital Twin Software • Semiconductor IP & Chip Design Services • EDA Software • 5000+ employees • Est. 1986 • NASDAQ: SNPS • Trust A • Hiring 445, 54 new
Synopsys is an American software company founded in 1986 that supplies electronic design automation tools used to design and verify integrated circuits, together with a large portfolio of licensable semiconductor IP such as interface, memory and processor blocks. Its 2025 acquisition of Ansys added engineering simulation software for structures, fluids and electromagnetics, while it sold its application security business, now Black Duck, in 2024. Listed on Nasdaq, it hires applications engineers, SoC solutions engineers and R&D staff in the United States, India and Vietnam. The company is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, United States.
snap.com • HQ: Santa Monica, United States • AR & VR Software • Messaging Apps • Social Networks • Advertising • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2011 • Hiring 198, 22 new
HQ: Santa Monica, United States • AR & VR Software • Messaging Apps • Social Networks • Advertising • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2011 • Hiring 198, 22 new
Snap Inc. is a technology and social media enterprise specializing in visual communication, augmented reality, and digital advertising platforms. The company focuses on developing and maintaining multimedia messaging applications (Snapchat), personal avatar services (Bitmoji), augmented reality creation environments (Lens Studio), and wearable hardware (Spectacles).
snapchat.com • HQ: Los Angeles, United States • Messaging Apps • Social Networks • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2012 • Hiring 153, 15 new
HQ: Los Angeles, United States • Messaging Apps • Social Networks • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2012 • Hiring 153, 15 new
Snapchat is a visual messaging app operated by Snap Inc, a technology company built around the camera. Users chat, send Snaps, view Stories and try Lenses on mobile or desktop, and Snap also runs the subsidiary Specs Inc and hires software engineers for creator backend systems in New York. The company is headquartered in Venice, Los Angeles, California, United States.
intel.com • HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Computer Components • AI Chips & Accelerators • Semiconductor Manufacturing • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1968 • NASDAQ: INTC • Trust B • Hiring 756, 107 new
HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Computer Components • AI Chips & Accelerators • Semiconductor Manufacturing • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1968 • NASDAQ: INTC • Trust B • Hiring 756, 107 new
Intel is an American semiconductor company founded in 1968 by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore and headquartered in Santa Clara, California. It created the x86 instruction set that still underpins most personal computers and servers, and designs and manufactures processors, chipsets, discrete graphics, networking silicon and AI accelerators. Unlike most of its competitors the company owns its fabrication plants, and it is investing heavily in Intel Foundry to manufacture chips for external customers while rebuilding its process technology leadership.
nvidia.com • HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Computer Components • Servers & Data Center Hardware • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1993 • Trust B • Hiring 2325, 122 new
HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Computer Components • Servers & Data Center Hardware • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1993 • Trust B • Hiring 2325, 122 new
NVIDIA is an American technology company founded in 1993 that invented the graphics processing unit and has become the dominant supplier of accelerated computing platforms for artificial intelligence. Its portfolio spans data centre GPUs and systems built on the Hopper and Blackwell architectures, GeForce consumer graphics, automotive and robotics platforms, high-speed networking acquired with Mellanox, and the CUDA software stack that binds the ecosystem together. Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, the company sells to cloud providers, enterprises, research institutions and gamers worldwide and is one of the most valuable listed businesses on the Nasdaq.
rtx.com • HQ: Arlington, United States • Avionics & Flight Control • Air Defense • Missiles • Defense Manufacturing • Aerospace Manufacturing • 5000+ employees • Est. 2020 • Trust A • Hiring 3939, 338 new
HQ: Arlington, United States • Avionics & Flight Control • Air Defense • Missiles • Defense Manufacturing • Aerospace Manufacturing • 5000+ employees • Est. 2020 • Trust A • Hiring 3939, 338 new
RTX is an American aerospace and defense company formed in 2020 by the merger of United Technologies and Raytheon. It operates through three businesses: Collins Aerospace, which makes avionics, aircraft interiors and aerostructures, Pratt & Whitney, which builds commercial and military jet engines, and Raytheon, which produces missiles, air defense systems such as Patriot, radars and sensors. Its customers include airlines, aircraft manufacturers, the United States Department of Defense and allied governments. The company is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, United States.
alibaba.com • HQ: Hangzhou, China • Logistics • E-commerce Platforms • Foundation Models • Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) • Marketplaces • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1999 • Trust A • Hiring 2212, 182 new
HQ: Hangzhou, China • Logistics • E-commerce Platforms • Foundation Models • Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) • Marketplaces • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1999 • Trust A • Hiring 2212, 182 new
Alibaba Group is a Chinese technology conglomerate founded in Hangzhou in 1999 by Jack Ma and seventeen colleagues, built around commerce and cloud computing. Its domestic marketplaces Taobao and Tmall handle a large share of Chinese retail, while Alibaba.com, AliExpress, Lazada and Trendyol serve cross-border and international buyers, supported by the Cainiao logistics network. Alibaba Cloud is the largest public cloud provider in Asia and develops the open-weight Qwen model family, which has become one of the most downloaded foundation model series in the world.
infineon.com • HQ: Neubiberg, Germany • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • Analog & Power Semiconductors • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1999 • Trust B • Hiring 1050, 45 new
HQ: Neubiberg, Germany • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • Analog & Power Semiconductors • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1999 • Trust B • Hiring 1050, 45 new
Infineon Technologies is a semiconductor company near Munich that was spun out of Siemens in 1999. It is the world leader in power semiconductors and a major supplier of automotive chips, security controllers and sensors. The company operates fabrication plants in Germany, Austria and Malaysia and is building a large new site in Dresden.
blueorigin.com • HQ: Kent, United States • Space Services • Launch Services • 5000+ employees • Est. 2000 • Trust A • Hiring 1488, 86 new
HQ: Kent, United States • Space Services • Launch Services • 5000+ employees • Est. 2000 • Trust A • Hiring 1488, 86 new
Blue Origin is an American aerospace company founded quietly by Jeff Bezos in 2000, and funded for two decades largely out of his own fortune rather than external investment. It flies the suborbital New Shepard vehicle for space tourism and research payloads, and developed the heavy-lift New Glenn rocket alongside the BE-4 engine, which also powers United Launch Alliance's Vulcan. Headquartered in Kent, Washington, the company is building the Blue Moon lunar lander under a NASA Artemis contract and has moved from a deliberately slow development culture toward far more aggressive schedules under chief executive Dave Limp.
$269k – $377k per year • Equity • Lead • 10+ years exp • San Diego • Seattle • Cupertino • Remote (United States) • Bachelor's Degree • Full-Time • Nationals only • Hazardous materials • Principal
cisco.com • HQ: San Jose, United States • Endpoint Security • Observability & APM • Unified Communications • Network Security • Network Equipment • 5000+ employees • Est. 1984 • NASDAQ: CSCO • Trust A • Hiring 1117, 169 new
HQ: San Jose, United States • Endpoint Security • Observability & APM • Unified Communications • Network Security • Network Equipment • 5000+ employees • Est. 1984 • NASDAQ: CSCO • Trust A • Hiring 1117, 169 new
Cisco Systems is an American networking company founded in 1984 by Stanford computer scientists Leonard Bosack and Sandy Lerner, and headquartered in San Jose, California. It is the largest supplier of enterprise networking equipment in the world, building the routers, switches, wireless access points and optical systems that carry traffic across corporate networks, service providers and data centres, together with the software and silicon that run them. The company has diversified heavily into security, observability through Splunk, collaboration with Webex, and AI infrastructure networking, and now earns a growing share of revenue from software subscriptions rather than hardware sales.
