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IC Resources partners with a well-funded semiconductor start-up in Greater London to find an experienced ASIC Design Engineer. You'll help shape next-gen AI accelerator architectures, contributing to architectural direction and hands-on RTL development across the full silicon lifecycle.
Collaborating with Verification, Software and Systems teams, you'll translate concepts into production hardware, continually refine designs and drive the long-term technical direction of the product.
I’m currently working with a well-funded semiconductor start-up that’s rethinking how AI accelerators are designed.
Rather than relying on traditional, general-purpose architectures, the team is developing highly specialised silicon that maximises compute efficiency for modern AI workloads. Their innovative approach is already attracting significant industry backing and is challenging conventional thinking around accelerator design.
As the business continues to grow, they’re looking for an experienced ASIC Design Engineer to play a key role in developing the next generation of configurable AI processing architectures.
This is a highly technical position where you’ll contribute to both architectural direction and hands‑on RTL development. You’ll work across the full silicon lifecycle, helping transform architectural concepts into production‑ready hardware while collaborating closely with Verification, Software and Systems teams.
You’ll be encouraged to challenge existing approaches, continually refine designs and contribute to the long‑term technical direction of the product.
You’ll thrive in a fast-paced engineering environment where technical ownership is encouraged and every engineer has a genuine influence on the product.
You’re comfortable tackling unfamiliar challenges, enjoy working across multiple disciplines and are motivated by building innovative silicon rather than maintaining existing products.
You’ll also enjoy collaborating with experienced engineers, sharing knowledge and continuously improving both designs and development processes.