Come Build the Future of AI-Driven Chip Design
The ChipAgent mission is to reinvent semiconductor design and verification through agentic AI technologies, and that mission has resonated powerfully in the industry over the last two years. What started just two years ago as a small team of three engineers has grown into a platform used by tens of thousands of engineers around the world.
Every day, we take great pride in seeing our agentic AI platform help engineering teams generate RTL faster, debug difficult verification issues, automate repetitive workflows, and accelerate chip innovations around the world. Tasks that once took weeks of manual effort can now be completed in days, without sacrificing performance. ChipAgents unlocks a new level of speed, quality, and creativity in semiconductor engineering.
If you're looking for deep technical challenges, purpose-driven work, and fast growth opportunities, ChipAgents can be a genuinely rewarding place. Here's what a few team members say about working here.
Openness to good ideas, no matter where they come from
One thing engineers consistently mention is the openness to new ideas. Titles matter far less than curiosity, initiative, and technical contribution.
Jeremy Tow, ML engineer, joined ChipAgents because he wanted to work on ambitious problems in a fast-moving environment.
"You get a lot of freedom here to work on things you genuinely think are interesting. That's really motivating. Good research questions also happen naturally here. I probably get most of my knowledge just by talking with other people on the team."
A collaborative learning environment
Another reason engineers enjoy working here is the close collaboration across teams. Engineers work directly with customers, product leaders, and researchers, creating a tight feedback loop between real-world problems and technical innovations.
Torin Schlunk, Application Engineer at ChipAgents, puts it this way:
"One of the coolest parts of working here is how connected the engineering and customer teams are. I can walk over to the R&D team, discuss a customer problem, shape the solution, or even contribute code directly."
And the impact becomes visible quickly.
"I've had customers tell me their tapeout timeline would have slipped without my help."
Working on technology that is reshaping semiconductor design
Semiconductor engineering complexity is growing faster than traditional workflows can scale. Verification cycles are becoming longer. System interactions are harder to debug. Engineering teams are under enormous pressure to deliver differentiated silicon faster than ever before.
For many people at ChipAgents, the excitement comes from helping redefine how chip development gets done.
Gayatri Sridhar, who joined our Application Engineer team last year, explains:
"The work we're doing is genuinely transformative. We're bringing AI into engineering workflows that have existed for decades. It's exciting to watch the industry evolve this quickly, and the team here is incredibly driven to solve difficult verification and debug challenges while helping customers reduce time-to-market."
That momentum is visible across the company. ChipAgents has seen ARR grow more than 50× year over year. We believe intelligent AI agents will become a core part of the future engineering stack. And we're still early.
If building AI systems for real-world semiconductor engineering challenges sounds interesting to you, check out our open positions today.