Silicon photonics optical engines for AI and data center interconnects
RANOVUS designs multi-terabit optical engines for data center and AI interconnects, with a stack built around mixed-signal chip design (Cadence Virtuoso, Verilog-AMS, SystemVerilog/UVM, Xcelium) and TSMC silicon photonics. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-heavy, with packaging industrialization and NPI transfer signaling a push from prototype to production. On the back office, a move off QuickBooks Online toward NetSuite or Sage Intacct points to finance infrastructure scaling with the business.
RANOVUS is a privately held optical interconnect company headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, founded in 2012 and employing 51–200 people. It develops laser technology, photonic and digital integrated circuits, and advanced packaging for connectivity inside and between data centers, including co-packaged optics. Its products target power, size and cost reductions in high-bandwidth interconnects. The company hires primarily engineers in Canada and Germany, with supporting finance and product roles.
RANOVUS uses chip design and verification tools such as Cadence Virtuoso, Verilog, SystemVerilog, UVM, Xcelium and SPICE, plus TSMC silicon photonics, MATLAB, Python, C++ and SolidWorks.
Current work includes next-generation multi-terabit optical engines, laser development, advanced optical packaging, photonic IC layouts, full-custom analog circuit design and automated assembly and test systems.
RANOVUS hires in Canada and Germany, mostly engineering roles at mid and senior levels, with additional finance and product positions. Its headquarters is in Ottawa, Ontario.
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