Digital Designer

We’re looking for a versatile engineer who thrives at the intersection of hardware and software. Our projects span from ASIC digital design to embedded firmware on STM32-class devices and modern DevOps pipelines. If you’re equally at home writing Verilog, debugging low-level C on a microcontroller, and automating builds in the cloud — we want to meet you.

• Contribute to ASIC digital design: RTL coding, simulation, verification.
• Develop and debug embedded firmware for MCUs (STM32 and similar platforms).
• Build and maintain DevOps pipelines to support ASIC, FPGA, and software workflows.
• Collaborate with a cross-disciplinary team (analog, digital, software, data).
• Take ownership of features from concept → implementation → validation → deployment.

• Degree in EE or CS (or equivalent experience).
• Strong coding background (C/C++ and Python; Verilog/VHDL a plus).
• Comfort with MCU bring-up, drivers, RTOS, and hardware/software integration.
• Knowledge of ASIC/FPGA digital flows (simulation, synthesis, verification).
• Familiarity with DevOps tools (GitLab CI/CD, Docker, Jenkins, or similar).
• A “systems thinker” who enjoys working across boundaries and learning new domains.

• Exposure to EDA tools and RTL-to-GDS flow.
• Contributions to open-source firmware or hardware projects.
• Background in machine learning, neural networks, or LLMs — applying modern AI techniques to hardware/software design is a big plus.

• An EE with very strong software chops — or a CS engineer with a passion for digital hardware.
• Curious, adaptable, and eager to work in a fast-moving environment.
• Comfortable taking ownership and diving deep into both code and circuits.