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hcltech.com • HQ: Noida, India • Systems Integrators • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • IT Outsourcing & Dedicated Teams • 5000+ employees • Est. 1976 • Hiring 2785, 1184 new
HQ: Noida, India • Systems Integrators • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • IT Outsourcing & Dedicated Teams • 5000+ employees • Est. 1976 • Hiring 2785, 1184 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.
siemens.com • HQ: Munich, Germany • Rail Transport • Medical Imaging Systems • Building Automation & Controls • Manufacturing & Industrial Software • CAD, PLM & BIM Software • Industrial Automation • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1847 • Trust A • Hiring 1168, 461 new
HQ: Munich, Germany • Rail Transport • Medical Imaging Systems • Building Automation & Controls • Manufacturing & Industrial Software • CAD, PLM & BIM Software • Industrial Automation • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1847 • Trust A • Hiring 1168, 461 new
Siemens is a German technology conglomerate founded in Berlin in 1847 by Werner von Siemens around a telegraph that indicated letters rather than Morse code. After a decade of divestments it now concentrates on industry, infrastructure, transport and healthcare, supplying factory automation and control systems, building and grid technology, trains and signalling, and the Teamcenter and NX design software acquired through a long run of software purchases. The Siemens Xcelerator platform ties hardware to software and digital twins, and the group retains a majority stake in the separately listed medical imaging company Siemens Healthineers.
normalcomputing.com • HQ: New York, United States • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • AI Chips & Accelerators • EDA Software • 51-200 employees • Est. 2022 • Startup • Trust A • Hiring 23, 7 new
HQ: New York, United States • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • AI Chips & Accelerators • EDA Software • 51-200 employees • Est. 2022 • Startup • Trust A • Hiring 23, 7 new
Normal Computing is an artificial intelligence and semiconductor technology company headquartered in New York City, New York, and founded in 2022. The firm develops a full-stack platform including AI-native Electronic Design Automation software and thermodynamic Application-Specific Integrated Circuits designed to optimize AI inference and long-context reasoning. Backed by investors such as Samsung Catalyst, the company partners with major semiconductor manufacturers to deploy its co-design solutions for complex system-on-chip verification and hardware acceleration.
micron.com • HQ: Boise, United States • Enterprise Storage Systems • Semiconductor Manufacturing • Memory & Storage Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1978 • NASDAQ: MU • Trust B • Hiring 2513, 137 new
HQ: Boise, United States • Enterprise Storage Systems • Semiconductor Manufacturing • Memory & Storage Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1978 • NASDAQ: MU • Trust B • Hiring 2513, 137 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.
ovt.com • HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Displays & Panel Technology • Car Electronics • Sensors & Transducers • Manufacturing • Hardware • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1995 • Hiring 76, 74 new
HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Displays & Panel Technology • Car Electronics • Sensors & Transducers • Manufacturing • Hardware • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1995 • Hiring 76, 74 new
OmniVision is a fabless semiconductor company headquartered in Santa Clara, California, developing CMOS image sensors, analog and mixed-signal products, display driver solutions and related imaging technology for smartphones, automotive, medical, security and other applications. Founded in 1995 and owned since 2019 by China's Will Semiconductor, it runs design, test and support centres across Asia, Europe and the United States, including Yokohama, Singapore, Oslo, Munich and Mechelen. It hires analog, digital, pixel, NPU and mixed-signal design engineers, process integration, characterization, product and test engineers, functional safety and quality specialists and IT and security staff.
nxp.com • HQ: Eindhoven, Netherlands • Analog & Power Semiconductors • RF & Wireless Hardware • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2006 • NASDAQ: NXPI • Trust B • Hiring 755, 40 new
HQ: Eindhoven, Netherlands • Analog & Power Semiconductors • RF & Wireless Hardware • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2006 • NASDAQ: NXPI • Trust B • Hiring 755, 40 new
NXP Semiconductors is a Dutch chipmaker established in 2006 when Philips spun out its semiconductor division, and it concentrates on embedded processing rather than general purpose computing. Its largest market is automotive, where it supplies radar sensors, vehicle networking, battery management and the secure processors behind keyless entry and digital car keys, alongside industrial and internet of things microcontrollers, mobile secure elements and communications infrastructure silicon. Headquartered in Eindhoven and listed on Nasdaq, it is one of the leading suppliers of near field communication and automotive processing chips in the world.
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 1292, 14 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 1292, 14 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.
snap.com • HQ: Santa Monica, United States • AR & VR Software • Messaging Apps • Social Networks • Advertising • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2011 • Hiring 191, 20 new
HQ: Santa Monica, United States • AR & VR Software • Messaging Apps • Social Networks • Advertising • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2011 • Hiring 191, 20 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).
capgemini.com • HQ: Paris, France • Management Consulting • Engineering Services • Systems Integrators • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • 5000+ employees • Est. 1967 • IT services • Trust B • Hiring 4305, 514 new
HQ: Paris, France • Management Consulting • Engineering Services • Systems Integrators • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • 5000+ employees • Est. 1967 • IT services • Trust B • Hiring 4305, 514 new
Capgemini is a French information technology services and consulting group founded in Grenoble in 1967 by Serge Kampf, and one of the largest IT service providers in the world. It designs, builds and runs systems for large enterprises and governments across some fifty countries, with a delivery workforce concentrated in India and a European client base heavier than most of its competitors. The group is organised into Capgemini Invent for strategy and design, Capgemini Engineering for research and development services acquired with Altran, and Sogeti for local technology services, and it has reoriented its portfolio around cloud migration, data platforms and generative AI.
snapchat.com • HQ: Los Angeles, United States • Messaging Apps • Social Networks • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2012 • Hiring 147, 14 new
HQ: Los Angeles, United States • Messaging Apps • Social Networks • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2012 • Hiring 147, 14 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.
renesas.com • HQ: Tokyo, Japan • Automotive Components • Analog & Power Semiconductors • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2003 • Trust B • Hiring 650, 72 new
HQ: Tokyo, Japan • Automotive Components • Analog & Power Semiconductors • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2003 • Trust B • Hiring 650, 72 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.
deepmind.google • HQ: London, United Kingdom • LLM & Generative AI • AI for Science • Foundation Models • AI Research Labs • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2010 • Hiring 96, 20 new
HQ: London, United Kingdom • LLM & Generative AI • AI for Science • Foundation Models • AI Research Labs • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2010 • Hiring 96, 20 new
Google DeepMind is the artificial intelligence research and engineering division of Alphabet, formed in 2023 by merging the London laboratory founded in 2010 with the Google Brain team. It builds frontier foundation models such as the Gemini family, generative media systems including Veo and Imagen, and scientific tools like AlphaFold, whose protein structure predictions earned a share of the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The unit pairs long-horizon research on reinforcement learning and general intelligence with product delivery across Google Search, Workspace, Android and Google Cloud.
onsemi.com • HQ: Scottsdale, United States • Power Supplies & Power Electronics • Electrical & Electronic Engineering • Hardware • Machine Vision & 3D Cameras • Analog & Power Semiconductors • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1999 • Trust B • Hiring 542, 37 new
HQ: Scottsdale, United States • Power Supplies & Power Electronics • Electrical & Electronic Engineering • Hardware • Machine Vision & 3D Cameras • Analog & Power Semiconductors • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1999 • Trust B • Hiring 542, 37 new
Onsemi is an American semiconductor company that was spun out of Motorola in 1999 and has since narrowed itself from a broad commodity chip supplier into a focused power and sensing business. Its silicon carbide and silicon power devices go into electric vehicle traction inverters, chargers and industrial drives, while its image sensors are used in automotive cameras and industrial vision, and it has deliberately exited lower-margin product lines to concentrate on these markets. Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona and listed on Nasdaq, it owns its own silicon carbide substrate manufacturing to secure supply.
qualcomm.com • HQ: San Diego, United States • Autonomous Driving • Car Electronics • RF & Wireless Hardware • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1985 • Trust B • Hiring 1830, 43 new
HQ: San Diego, United States • Autonomous Driving • Car Electronics • RF & Wireless Hardware • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1985 • Trust B • Hiring 1830, 43 new
Qualcomm is an American semiconductor and wireless technology company founded in 1985 and headquartered in San Diego, California. It holds foundational patents in CDMA and the 3G, 4G and 5G cellular standards, licensing them to nearly every handset maker in the world, while its chip division designs the Snapdragon platforms that power a large share of Android smartphones, personal computers, wearables and connected cars. The company has been diversifying away from smartphone dependence into automotive digital cockpit and driver assistance systems, industrial internet of things, and on-device AI processing through its Hexagon and Oryon architectures.
sydneyquantum.org • HQ: London, United Kingdom • Education • Quantum Science & Computing • Higher Education • Trust A • Hiring 17, 1 new
HQ: London, United Kingdom • Education • Quantum Science & Computing • Higher Education • Trust A • Hiring 17, 1 new
Sydney Quantum Academy’s vision is to build a quantum-ready Australia. Collaborating with academia, industry and government, SQA will harness Sydney’s collective quantum expertise to develop diverse talent and a globally recognised quantum ecosystem.
broadcom.com • HQ: Palo Alto, United States • RF & Wireless Hardware • Virtualization & Containers • Network Equipment • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1991 • Trust B • Hiring 271, 25 new
HQ: Palo Alto, United States • RF & Wireless Hardware • Virtualization & Containers • Network Equipment • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1991 • Trust B • Hiring 271, 25 new
Broadcom is an American semiconductor and infrastructure software company headquartered in Palo Alto, California, whose chip lineage runs back through Avago to the Hewlett-Packard components division. It designs networking switch and routing silicon that carries a large share of data centre traffic, custom AI accelerators built for hyperscale customers, plus wireless, broadband, storage and optical components. A sequence of very large acquisitions, culminating in the sixty-nine billion dollar purchase of VMware in 2023, has made infrastructure software roughly as important as chips to the group, and it is one of the most valuable listed technology companies in the world.
$144k – $230k per year • Equity • Staff+ • 10+ years exp • In office (Chandler, San Jose, Austin, San Diego, Irvine, United States) • Master's Degree • Full-Time • Staff
tenstorrent.com • HQ: Toronto, Canada • Semiconductor IP & Chip Design Services • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2016 • Trust A • Hiring 112, 4 new
HQ: Toronto, Canada • Semiconductor IP & Chip Design Services • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 2016 • Trust A • Hiring 112, 4 new
Tenstorrent is a Canadian semiconductor company founded in 2016 that designs artificial intelligence accelerators and RISC-V processors, and it is unusual in the field for licensing its designs as intellectual property as well as selling hardware. It is led by Jim Keller, the chip architect behind AMD's Zen and Apple's early mobile processors, and its argument against Nvidia is openness: an open instruction set, open source software stack and licensable designs rather than a closed platform. Headquartered in Toronto and backed by investors including Samsung, Hyundai and Bezos Expeditions, it competes in a market where software maturity matters as much as silicon.
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, 51 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, 51 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.
ams-osram.com • HQ: Premstätten, Austria • LED Lighting & Luminaires • Sensors & Transducers • Optics & Photonic Components • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1981 • Hiring 229, 29 new
HQ: Premstätten, Austria • LED Lighting & Luminaires • Sensors & Transducers • Optics & Photonic Components • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1981 • Hiring 229, 29 new
ams OSRAM is an Austrian semiconductor company headquartered in Premstaetten near Graz. It designs optical sensors, emitters and lighting components used in smartphones, cars and medical devices. The group was formed when ams acquired the German lighting company OSRAM and is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange.
≈ $75k – $172k per year (Estimated) • Lead • 10+ years exp • In office (Premstätten, Austria) • Bachelor's Degree • Principal • German: C1 • English: C1
Based only on the listings that state pay. Gross annual amounts, converted to USD so roles in different currencies stay comparable.
Hybrid17%
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On site81%
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Equity18%
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The market right now
Alion currently lists 125 open Siemens Calibre jobs from 61 companies. 20 of them were posted or refreshed in the last seven days. 52 of the employers have posted something in the last three months, which is the pool worth watching if you are starting a search now. 7 of the 125 carry the marks of a stale or abandoned posting - open far beyond the usual time to fill, reposted, or on a board that mostly never closes a role - and are marked as likely inactive; the list can hide them. Every listing links straight to the employer, so you apply on their own board rather than through an intermediary.
What these roles pay
37 of these Siemens Calibre jobs state pay directly. Across them the middle half of the market sits between $166K and $288K a year, with a median of $235K. By level, the median runs senior at $245K and lead at $250K. Figures are gross annual amounts converted to US dollars, so roles in different currencies stay comparable.
Where the work is
The largest concentrations of these roles are Israel (3), Vietnam (3), Singapore (3), United States (2), and China (2). 17% offer a hybrid arrangement, while the rest expect you on site.
Who is hiring
The employers with the most open Siemens Calibre jobs right now are Micron Technology (15), HCLTech (12), Qualcomm (7), NXP Semiconductors (5), Cisco Systems (4), and Capgemini (4). Each company page on Alion carries its size, funding stage, tech stack and every other position it has open, so you can judge the employer before you spend an evening on the application.
What employers ask for
Reading across the current listings, the tools that come up most often are Siemens Calibre (125), Python (81), Cadence Virtuoso (56), Perl (46), Synopsys PrimeTime (36), Cadence Innovus (25), Synopsys Fusion Compiler (21), and Synopsys IC Validator (20). The counts are how many of these openings name each one, which is a better guide to what is actually being hired for than a generic skills list.
Relocation, visas and equity
Of the current Siemens Calibre jobs, 1 states visa sponsorship, 5 offer a relocation package, and 22 include equity. These are filters on the list above, so you can narrow it to the ones that make a move possible for you.
There are 125 open Siemens Calibre jobs on Alion from 61 companies. The list was last refreshed on October 19, 2026.
Are all of these Siemens Calibre jobs still being filled?
Probably not all of them. 7 of the 125 show the marks Alion reads as a likely inactive posting: open far longer than employers usually take to fill such a role, reposted several times, or sitting on a board that rarely closes anything. They stay listed with a warning, and the list can hide them with one switch.
What do Siemens Calibre jobs pay?
The median is $235K a year, and the middle half of the market falls between $166K and $288K. This is based on the 37 listings that state pay.
Are any of these roles remote?
3 of the 125 listings (2%) are fully remote, and you can filter the list down to them in one click.
Which companies are hiring?
The most active employers right now are Micron Technology, HCLTech, Qualcomm, NXP Semiconductors, Cisco Systems, and Capgemini. Each has its own page on Alion with the rest of its open roles.
Can I get visa sponsorship or relocation?
Yes - of the current listings, 1 state visa sponsorship and 5 offer a relocation package. Both are filters on the jobs page.
How do I apply?
Open any listing and apply on the employer's own board through the link on the page. No account is required to browse or to apply.
