Staff Mixed Signal Design Engineer, Silicon Validation

Tenstorrent is at the forefront of the AI industry, pioneering advanced technology that is revolutionizing performance standards, usability, and cost-effectiveness. As an innovative tech startup specializing in AI hardware and software solutions, Tenstorrent integrates breakthroughs across software models, compilers, platforms, networking, and semiconductor design to redefine the computing landscape. The company boasts a diverse team of passionate technologists who have successfully developed a high-performance RISC-V CPU from the ground up. This team shares a collective ambition to build the most advanced AI platform possible, emphasizing values such as collaboration, curiosity, and relentless commitment to solving complex technological challenges.

Tenstorrent is currently seeking a highly skilled Silicon Validation Engineer to join their team onsite in Santa Clara, California, or Toronto, Canada. This role focuses on validating and qualifying state-of-the-art die-to-die (D2D) subsystems, AI components, and processor IP test chips within the rapidly expanding chiplet ecosystem. The successful candidate will be instrumental in developing hardware infrastructure for comprehensive validation platforms, performing detailed electrical characterization tests, and supporting silicon bring-up activities with customers. This is a fantastic opportunity for engineers with a passion for hands-on silicon testing and who aspire to make a significant impact in the semiconductor chiplet industry. The position supports various levels of experience and offers compensation ranging from $100,000 to $500,000, dependent on background, skills, education, location, and other factors. Tenstorrent is committed to providing a competitive benefits package and fostering an inclusive, equal opportunity work environment. Candidates must be eligible to access US export-controlled technology, and employment offers are contingent upon compliance with US export laws and regulations pertaining to technology transfer and citizenship or residency status.