Ultra-low-power Wi-Fi and Bluetooth SoCs for battery-powered IoT devices
InnoPhase IoT designs ultra-low-power wireless chips for battery-powered connected devices. Hiring is entirely engineering and skews senior-to-principal, split between back-end silicon work (Cadence, Tcl/Perl flows, STA) and embedded firmware (FreeRTOS, Zephyr, ARM TrustZone). Recurring timing-closure and sign-off pain shows physical design is the current bottleneck, and expanding STA automation is the visible response.
InnoPhase IoT is a privately held semiconductor company headquartered in San Jose, CA, founded in 2022, with 51–200 employees. It develops wireless platform-on-a-chip products combining Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy and other protocols such as Zigbee and Thread on ARM Cortex-M processors. Target applications include smart home devices, security cameras, building automation, industrial IoT and medical devices. Development centers operate in San Diego, Sweden and India alongside headquarters, and current hiring spans India, the United States and Peru.
Its stack spans chip design and embedded firmware: Cadence, FPGA, Tcl and Perl for silicon flows, plus C++, Rust, FreeRTOS, Zephyr, ARM Cortex-M, ARM TrustZone, J-Link and GDB, with Wi-Fi 6, BLE and Zigbee protocols.
Yes. Hiring is focused entirely on engineering, weighted toward senior, staff and principal roles in SoC physical design, timing sign-off and wireless firmware, with hiring velocity accelerating.
InnoPhase IoT is headquartered in San Jose, California, with development centers in San Diego, Kista (Sweden) and Bangalore (India). It is currently hiring in India, the United States and Peru.
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