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lowRISC is seeking an experienced Technical Project Manager to lead complex silicon subsystem and chip design projects from our Cambridge office. This hybrid/on-site role requires coordinating with engineering teams and external partners to deliver open source silicon designs, firmware, and tools.
You will manage SoWs, track risks, and ensure delivery across embedded software and hardware workflows, while fostering cross-functional collaboration and excellent stakeholder management.
lowRISC CIC is a non-profit Community Interest Company, collaborating with international engineering partners to create and maintain open source silicon designs, firmware and tools. This includes lowRISC’s flagship OpenTitan project - the largest open source silicon project in the world.
Through projects like OpenTitan we partner with organisations such as ETH Zürich, G+D Mobile Security, Google and Nuvoton. We also maintain close links to researchers in computer architecture at the University of Cambridge amongst other research communities.
We are looking for an experienced Technical Project Manager to join our engineering team and deliver complex silicon subsystem and chip design projects. This is an hybrid/on-site hands-on role based in our Cambridge office, working closely with both our technical teams and major commercial semiconductor partners to coordinate the delivery of high-quality open source silicon designs, firmware, and tools.
Starting salary is £70-90,000 GBP depending on experience. Benefits include a generous employer pension contribution (up to 12.5%), holiday allowance (33 days including public holidays), private medical insurance, and a 4 week paid sabbatical after 4 years of service.
The team is based in Cambridge, UK, amongst the Silicon Fen’s ecosystem of high tech startups. Our office is in the heart of the city and a short walk from the train station.
We do not discriminate against any employee or candidate because of race, colour, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or any other protected characteristic.