Fab2 designs and builds its own semiconductor fabrication equipment, components and control software, then uses automation to develop new process recipes. The stack spans PCB design (Altium, KiCad), embedded Linux (Yocto, Buildroot, RTOS), Rust and Go services, and browser GPU rendering (WebGPU, wgpu), reflecting a software-defined fab approach. Hiring is accelerating, engineering-dominated, and unusually intern-heavy.
Fab2 is an Austin, Texas-based semiconductor manufacturing company founded in 2023 and privately held, with 51-200 employees. The company develops the hardware and software required to make chips, including fabrication tools, components and the fab facilities themselves. Its work covers precision motion systems, wafer and semiconductor packaging machines, nanofabrication recipe development, and backend systems for analyzing process data. Hiring is concentrated in the United States, primarily in engineering with supporting manufacturing, operations and finance roles.
Fab2 uses Python, Rust, Go, C++ and TypeScript, embedded Linux via Yocto and Buildroot, RTOS, FPGA, Altium Designer and KiCad, plus Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog and Vault for infrastructure.
Fab2 is building software-defined fab infrastructure, real-time applications for fabrication equipment, process data analysis backends, nanofabrication recipes, packaging machines and precision motion stages.
Yes. Fab2's hiring is accelerating and dominated by engineering roles, with additional manufacturing positions and a large intern cohort, all based in the United States.
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