Neuromorphic Hardware Architect (Spiking Neural Networks)

The traditional Von Neumann architecture is a bottleneck, and standard GPUs are just power-hungry calculators. We are building silicon that actually mimics the physics of the human brain. We are looking for a highly specialized Neuromorphic Hardware Architect to design our next-generation analog AI accelerators based on Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs).

In this extremely rare role, you won't be writing standard RTL for digital logic. You will be dealing with memristors, crossbar arrays, and continuous-time analog VLSI design. Your job is to architect hardware that routes billions of asynchronous electrical spikes with micro-watt power budgets, allowing sensors to learn continuously at the edge without ever relying on cloud backends.

If you understand the physical dynamics of synapses better than standard clock trees, and want to pioneer the transition from digital logic to biological computation, drop your resume.