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Senior AMS DV Engineer
Analog Devices3w ago
€43.1k – €62.4kIreland
MSIP Design Verification Engineer
Qualcomm1d ago
Cork
Backend Team Lead
Hewlett Packard Enterprise6d ago
Hybrid in Galway
Kernel / Hypervisor Engineer, Firecracker
Amazon1w ago
Dublin
Leixlip
Senior Engineer, Systems Applications – Power Solutions
Analog Devices4d ago
Cork
WPM Wafer Sort Module Equipment Technician
Intel4d ago
€35.8k – €55.9kLeixlip
Automation Engineer
Jabil5d ago
Dublin
Backend Tech Lead
Hewlett Packard Enterprise6d ago
Hybrid in Galway
Staff Engineer, AI Platform and Enablement
Netgear3d ago
€81k – €94kHybrid in Cork
Foxboro Automation Engineer
SimoTech4d ago
Cork city
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Companies in this collection
Analog Devices94 open roles
Qualcomm81 open rolesJabil23 open roles
Intel17 open roles
Cadence Design Systems17 open roles
Arista Networks14 open roles
Hewlett Packard Enterprise14 open roles
Applied Materials12 open roles
- Tyndall National Institute11 open roles
Microchip Technology9 open roles
Motorola Solutions9 open roles
AMAX9 open roles- MBRYONICS7 open roles
- Netgear5 open roles
ASML3 open roles
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- Explore Irish roles at semiconductor and electronics companies, from Analog Devices, Qualcomm, Intel and Cadence to Applied Materials, Microchip, Jabil and Arista Networks, across chip design, verification, process and test engineering and manufacturing.
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- There are currently 355 open roles from 30 employers in this collection. Listings change as employers open and close vacancies.
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