RAIN RFID tag chips, readers and platform for connecting physical items
Impinj designs RAIN RFID silicon and edge devices that link everyday items to business applications. The stack pairs chip-design and test tooling (Cadence SKILL, LabVIEW, TestStand, Embedded Linux, Yocto) with multi-cloud DevOps on AWS, Azure and GCP via Terraform, Kubernetes and Ansible. Accelerating, senior-heavy engineering hiring centers on developer productivity, CI/CD automation and EDA license management, a push to shorten chip time-to-market.
Impinj is a publicly traded company founded in 2000 and headquartered in Seattle, WA, with 201–500 employees. It builds a RAIN RFID platform spanning tag chips, readers and antennas that wirelessly identify, locate and deliver data about items such as apparel, auto parts, luggage and shipments. A partner ecosystem builds IoT solutions on the platform for inventory management, asset management and shipment verification. Hiring spans the United States, China and India.
Impinj uses AWS, Azure and GCP with Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker, Ansible and Datadog, plus Cadence SKILL, LabVIEW, TestStand, C++, Embedded Linux and Yocto for chip and device work, and Salesforce and Dynamics 365 for business.
Yes. Engineering dominates Impinj's accelerating hiring, skewed toward senior, staff and principal roles, with smaller openings in marketing, sales, procurement, design, HR and ops.
Impinj is hiring in the United States, China and India, with headquarters in Seattle, WA.
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