SiliconBoard is a job platform built specifically for the semiconductor industry. We aggregate verified roles from chip-design companies, score them against your skills, and surface the ones worth your time.

Beyond jobs, we publish hiring-manager interviews, curated industry analysis, and a daily briefing for engineers who want signal without the LinkedIn noise.

The semiconductor industry is in the middle of its largest growth cycle in three decades — global revenue has gone from $530B in 2023 to a projected near-trillion by 2027, with India alone adding tens of thousands of design roles each year. Despite that, the tooling for engineers navigating this market hasn't kept up. General job boards treat ASIC verification the same as a Java backend role. Salary data is opaque. Career advice is anecdotal and outdated.

We started SiliconBoard because no one else was building infrastructure for chip-industry careers — and the engineers driving this growth deserved better.

Every role on SiliconBoard is a semiconductor role. Our matching engine understands the difference between RTL, verification, PD, DFT, analog, and architecture, and ranks roles to your actual skill set. Salary data is crowdsourced from real engineers. Hiring-manager interviews are unedited. Stale listings are removed automatically.

We're building toward a single platform where a chip engineer can find their next role, prepare for the interview, understand what the market actually pays, and stay current on the industry — in one place, with content written for the field they work in.

SiliconBoard is built by a small team of engineers who came up through the semiconductor industry — verification, physical design, and architecture roles at companies whose names you'll find in the listings on this site. We're independent, profitable, and intend to stay that way.