Silicon MEMS timing chips: oscillators, resonators and clock generators
SiTime designs silicon MEMS timing devices as a replacement for quartz oscillators. Its stack spans the full chip lifecycle: COMSOL and ANSYS for MEMS simulation, Cadence Virtuoso and SystemVerilog/UVM for design, and Advantest V93K for production test. The hiring mix is heavily engineering and senior-to-principal, and accelerating, with job posts focused on yield, test coverage and new packaging rather than early R&D.
SiTime is a public analog semiconductor company headquartered in Santa Clara, California, founded in 2005. It builds programmable timing products, including MEMS resonators, oscillators, VCXOs, PLLs and clock generators, that electronics makers use in place of quartz-based components. The company has 201–500 employees and hires across North America, Europe and Asia, including Germany, Canada, the Netherlands, Singapore, Taiwan, China, India, Finland and Japan. Its products support network timing standards such as PTP, GPS/GNSS and ITU-T, and a Salesforce-backed sales organization sells them.
SiTime uses Cadence Virtuoso, Verilog, SystemVerilog, UVM and Design Compiler for chip design. It runs COMSOL and ANSYS for simulation, Advantest V93K and LabVIEW for test, JMP and Spotfire for analytics, and Python, C++ and Salesforce.
Yes. Engineering dominates SiTime's hiring, which is accelerating and skews toward senior and principal roles. Openings span the US, Germany, Canada, the Netherlands, Taiwan, Singapore, India and other countries.
SiTime is building new product introduction test flows, PCB test platforms and ATE production test solutions. It is also developing new packaging technology for MEMS timing parts and prototyping system architectures for next-generation products.
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