Ambiq is a fabless chipmaker designing ultra-low-power Apollo microcontrollers and SoCs for battery-constrained edge AI devices. Its stack spans the full silicon lifecycle, from SystemVerilog/UVM verification and FPGA prototyping on Vivado to ARM Cortex-M firmware on Zephyr RTOS. Hiring is overwhelmingly engineering and skewed toward staff and senior levels, matching active work on next-gen AI SoCs, silicon bring-up and Zephyr enablement.
Ambiq is a privately held fabless semiconductor company founded in 2010 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, with 201–500 employees. It designs ultra-low-power integrated circuits, including microcontrollers built around ARM Cortex-M cores, using a proprietary subthreshold power optimization approach. Its chips target always-on, battery-operated products in wearables, smart home and buildings, industrial and healthcare sectors. The company reports powering more than 270 million devices. It hires in the United States and Singapore.
Ambiq uses SystemVerilog, UVM, Verilog and Cadence for chip design and verification, Vivado and FPGAs for prototyping, and Embedded C, C++, Zephyr RTOS and ARM Cortex-M for firmware, plus Bluetooth Low Energy.
Yes. Engineering dominates Ambiq's open roles, weighted toward staff and senior talent, with focus areas including silicon validation, FPGA verification, Zephyr enablement and SDK development.
Ambiq is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and hires in the United States and Singapore.
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