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renesas.com • HQ: Tokyo, Japan • Automotive Components • Analog & Power Semiconductors • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2003 • Trust B • Hiring 666, 72 new
HQ: Tokyo, Japan • Automotive Components • Analog & Power Semiconductors • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 2003 • Trust B • Hiring 666, 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.
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 A • Hiring 2026, 182 new
HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Computer Components • Servers & Data Center Hardware • AI Chips & Accelerators • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1993 • Trust A • Hiring 2026, 182 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.
samsungsemiconductor.com • HQ: San Jose, United States • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • Memory & Storage Chips • Trust B • Hiring 58, 2 new
HQ: San Jose, United States • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • Memory & Storage Chips • Trust B • Hiring 58, 2 new
Samsung Semiconductor is the US-based semiconductor arm of Samsung Electronics, headquartered in San Jose, California, handling sales, marketing and research for Samsung memory, storage, foundry and system LSI products in the Americas. It supports customers building smartphones, electric vehicles, hyperscale data centers and IoT devices, and takes part in industry standards work such as NVMe and the Open Compute Project for enterprise storage. Recent openings are mostly senior engineering roles in DRAM, memory systems architecture, RTL design and verification, analog and SerDes circuit design, packaging, thermal and compilers, plus foundry sales, tax and accounting positions.
micron.com • HQ: Boise, United States • Enterprise Storage Systems • Semiconductor Manufacturing • Memory & Storage Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1978 • NASDAQ: MU • Trust B • Hiring 2791, 152 new
HQ: Boise, United States • Enterprise Storage Systems • Semiconductor Manufacturing • Memory & Storage Chips • 5000+ employees • Est. 1978 • NASDAQ: MU • Trust B • Hiring 2791, 152 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 • Est. 1995 • Hiring 76, 74 new
HQ: Santa Clara, United States • Displays & Panel Technology • Car Electronics • Sensors & Transducers • Manufacturing • Hardware • 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.
proteantecs.com • HQ: Haifa, Israel • Information Technology • Telecommunications • Hardware • Semiconductor IP & Chip Design Services • 201-500 employees • Est. 2017 • Hiring 14, 4 new
HQ: Haifa, Israel • Information Technology • Telecommunications • Hardware • Semiconductor IP & Chip Design Services • 201-500 employees • Est. 2017 • Hiring 14, 4 new
proteanTecs is an Israeli company that embeds monitoring agents inside chips to report on their health during real operation. Its analytics platform predicts degradation and performance drift in data centre, automotive and mobile silicon. The technology is used by chip makers and system builders to improve reliability.
f5.com • HQ: Seattle, United States • Application Security • Network Security • Web Security & DDoS Protection • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1996 • Trust B • Hiring 207, 31 new
HQ: Seattle, United States • Application Security • Network Security • Web Security & DDoS Protection • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1996 • Trust B • Hiring 207, 31 new
F5 is an American application delivery and security company founded in 1996 that built its business on the BIG-IP load balancer, a device that sits in front of applications and distributes traffic across servers. As applications moved to cloud and containers it extended the same position into web application firewalling, bot defence, application programming interface security and multi-cloud networking, largely through the acquisitions of NGINX, Shape Security and Volterra. Headquartered in Seattle and listed on Nasdaq, it serves large enterprises and service providers whose most critical applications still run through its equipment.
hcltech.com • HQ: Noida, India • Systems Integrators • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • IT Outsourcing & Dedicated Teams • 5000+ employees • Est. 1976 • Hiring 2219, 810 new
HQ: Noida, India • Systems Integrators • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • IT Outsourcing & Dedicated Teams • 5000+ employees • Est. 1976 • Hiring 2219, 810 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.
drivenets.com • HQ: Ra'anana, Israel • Internet Service Providers • Network Security • Cybersecurity • 51-200 employees • Startup • Hiring 43, 14 new
HQ: Ra'anana, Israel • Internet Service Providers • Network Security • Cybersecurity • 51-200 employees • Startup • Hiring 43, 14 new
DriveNets is a leader in large-scale networking solutions for AI infrastructure and service providers, powering production networks for global tier-1 operators.
hrl.com • Calabasas • Malibu • Quantum Computing Hardware • Research Institutes • Est. 1948 • Hiring 21, 1 new
Calabasas • Malibu • Quantum Computing Hardware • Research Institutes • Est. 1948 • Hiring 21, 1 new
HRL demonstrates a silicon quantum processor that runs itself. HRL Laboratories demonstrates a silicon quantum processor that runs itself. This quantum processing unit integrates its control hardware inside the cryostat with a digitally programmable custom chip manufactured at a commercial foundry.
capgemini.com • HQ: Paris, France • Management Consulting • Engineering Services • Systems Integrators • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • 5000+ employees • Est. 1967 • IT services • Trust B • Hiring 4085, 277 new
HQ: Paris, France • Management Consulting • Engineering Services • Systems Integrators • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • 5000+ employees • Est. 1967 • IT services • Trust B • Hiring 4085, 277 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.
meta.com • HQ: Menlo Park, United States • Digital Media • Foundation Models • Advertising • Virtual & Augmented Reality • Consumer Internet Groups • Messaging Apps • Social Networks • 5000+ employees • Est. 2004 • Trust B • Hiring 995, 101 new
HQ: Menlo Park, United States • Digital Media • Foundation Models • Advertising • Virtual & Augmented Reality • Consumer Internet Groups • Messaging Apps • Social Networks • 5000+ employees • Est. 2004 • Trust B • Hiring 995, 101 new
Meta Platforms is an American technology company founded in 2004 as Facebook and renamed in 2021 to signal its investment in immersive computing. It operates the largest family of social and messaging applications in the world, comprising Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger and Threads, and earns almost all of its revenue from advertising sold against that audience. Headquartered in Menlo Park, California, the company also develops the open Llama language models and the Reality Labs division behind Quest headsets and Ray-Ban smart glasses.
google.com • HQ: Mountain View, United States • Digital Media • Marketing Analytics & Attribution • Streaming & OTT Platforms • Consumer Internet Groups • Foundation Models • Operating Systems • Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) • Video & Photo Sharing • Advertising • Search Engines • 11-50 employees • Est. 1998 • Trust B • Hiring 2866, 653 new
HQ: Mountain View, United States • Digital Media • Marketing Analytics & Attribution • Streaming & OTT Platforms • Consumer Internet Groups • Foundation Models • Operating Systems • Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) • Video & Photo Sharing • Advertising • Search Engines • 11-50 employees • Est. 1998 • Trust B • Hiring 2866, 653 new
Google is an American technology company founded in 1998 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin and now the principal subsidiary of Alphabet, headquartered in Mountain View, California. It operates the world's dominant search engine and the advertising system built around it, along with YouTube, Android, Chrome, Gmail, Maps, Workspace and Google Cloud, reaching billions of users across nearly every internet-connected market. The company designs its own silicon in the Tensor Processing Unit line, develops the Gemini foundation models through Google DeepMind, and derives most of its revenue from advertising while cloud has become its fastest growing segment.
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 437, 58 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 437, 58 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.
microsoft.com • HQ: Redmond, United States • Gaming Consoles • Console Games • Developer Tools • Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) • Office & Productivity Software • Operating Systems • 5000+ employees • Est. 1975 • Trust B • Hiring 1458, 154 new
HQ: Redmond, United States • Gaming Consoles • Console Games • Developer Tools • Cloud Platforms (IaaS & PaaS) • Office & Productivity Software • Operating Systems • 5000+ employees • Est. 1975 • Trust B • Hiring 1458, 154 new
Microsoft is an American multinational technology corporation founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen and headquartered in Redmond, Washington. It built the personal computing era around the Windows operating system and the Office productivity suite, and now generates the largest share of its revenue from Azure cloud infrastructure and commercial subscriptions. The company also owns GitHub, LinkedIn and the Xbox gaming business, and has invested heavily in artificial intelligence through its partnership with OpenAI and the Copilot assistants embedded across its products.
netpreme.com • HQ: Cambridge, United States • Memory & Storage Chips • Servers & Data Center Hardware • 51-200 employees • Est. 2024 • Startup • Hiring 5
HQ: Cambridge, United States • Memory & Storage Chips • Servers & Data Center Hardware • 51-200 employees • Est. 2024 • Startup • Hiring 5
Netpreme is a semiconductor start-up that builds the X-Mem Networked Memory Tier, a memory system co-designed from silicon to software. Its vacancies include ASIC design and verification engineers, performance modeling engineers, a signal and power integrity director and an IT lead, mostly in Santa Clara and Boston. The company is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States.
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 A • Hiring 303, 26 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 A • Hiring 303, 26 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
cognizant.com • HQ: Teaneck, United States • Cloud Consulting & Migration • Engineering Services • IT Outsourcing & Dedicated Teams • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • Systems Integrators • 5000+ employees • Est. 1994 • IT services • Trust B • Hiring 1328, 279 new
HQ: Teaneck, United States • Cloud Consulting & Migration • Engineering Services • IT Outsourcing & Dedicated Teams • IT Consulting & Digital Transformation • Systems Integrators • 5000+ employees • Est. 1994 • IT services • Trust B • Hiring 1328, 279 new
Cognizant is an American information technology services and consulting company founded in 1994 as an in-house technology unit of Dun and Bradstreet in Chennai, India, and headquartered in Teaneck, New Jersey. It builds, integrates and operates software and infrastructure for large enterprises, with particularly deep positions in healthcare, financial services, insurance and life sciences, delivered by a global workforce of more than three hundred thousand people concentrated in India. Listed on Nasdaq, the company competes with the large Indian and global systems integrators and has reoriented its offerings around cloud migration, data platforms and AI-assisted engineering.
altera.com • HQ: San Jose, United States • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1983 • Trust A • Hiring 217, 18 new
HQ: San Jose, United States • Processors, MCUs & AI Chips • 1001-5000 employees • Est. 1983 • Trust A • Hiring 217, 18 new
Altera is an American programmable logic company whose field programmable gate array business was founded in 1983, acquired by Intel in 2015 and separated again as a standalone company in 2025 when the private equity firm Silver Lake took a majority stake. It designs FPGAs and structured application specific integrated circuits used where a design must be reconfigurable after manufacture, which makes them common in communications infrastructure, industrial control, automotive, aerospace, defence and test equipment. Headquartered in San Jose, the company sells its Agilex and Cyclone device families alongside the Quartus design software engineers use to program them.
