Join Ambiq as a Staff Engineer - DFT to develop low-power DFT architecture for ultra-low power SoCs.
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40% coding
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Not disclosed in this posting: compensation, work arrangement, visa sponsorship.
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In this role, the Staff Engineer for DFT at Ambiq focuses on implementing low-power design for test (DFT) strategies for ultra-low power system-on-chip (SoC) solutions. Key skills include expertise in various DFT structures, scan insertion, and boundary scan, along with a solid understanding of timing concepts and RTL. This position is ideal for seasoned engineers with over a decade of experience in DFT implementation, particularly those who thrive in fast-paced environments and enjoy tackling complex technical challenges.
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Ambiq is on a mission to enable intelligence everywhere — powering the AI edge revolution with the world's lowest-power semiconductor solutions.
Built on our proprietary sub- and near-threshold technology, our chips deliver multi-fold improvements in energy efficiency without costly process scaling. Since 2010, we've shipped over 300 million units to customers building smarter wearables, medical devices, IoT products, and AI-powered edge applications.
Our cross-functional teams span design, research, development, production, marketing, sales, and operations across Austin, Hsinchu, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Singapore. We move fast, tackle hard problems, and create space for people to grow through complex, meaningful work that shapes the future of technology.
We're looking for self-motivated, creative problem-solvers who are eager to push technological limits and make a real impact in energy efficiency.
At Ambiq, we live by five values: Innovate. Collaborate. Focus. Learn. Achieve.
If that's you, join us — the intelligence everywhere revolution starts here.
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