Atom Computing
Senior ASIC Design Engineer
- Compensation
- $140K–$175K / yr
- Location
- Boulder, CO, US
- Arrangement
- Hybrid
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Level
- Senior
- Posted
- 12 August 2026 (about a month ago)
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About this role
Job Responsibilities • Perform hands-on ASIC design including microarchitecture, RTL development, testing, and integration.
• Work closely with Atom Computing’s quantum physicists, optical engineers, hardware and software engineers to understand use cases and deliver hardware that addresses the needs.
• Participate in the design and development of current FPGA designs. Influence the FPGA design and development process to prepare for ASIC design.
Experience & Education • MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering, or related field.
• 5+ years of post-degree experience as a hardware engineer.
Qualifications • Have gone through a complete ASIC design cycle
• Experience in digital signal processing algorithms
• Proficiency with RTL (SystemVerilog preferred)
• Experience in implementing large digital signal processing blocks in RTL
• Knowledge of Cadence, Synopsys, or Siemens EDA design tools
• Expertise in FPGA, microprocessor, and related digital circuit design and functions
Locations
- Boulder, CO, US
- Austin, TX, US
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Published 12 August 2026, last checked about a month ago. A posting stops being advertised here 90 days after the employer published it, and one the employer takes down is marked closed rather than quietly removed.