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What they do

Analog Devices is a global semiconductor company. It combines analog, digital, AI, and software technologies into solutions for automation and robotics, mobility, healthcare, energy, and data centers. Its revenue was more than $11 billion in fiscal 2025. Its postings name chip design, wafer fabrication, and test work.

What they value

• Work alongside the brightest minds on problems that matter.
• Focus on employees, through programs and aligned goals.
• Keep learning all the time.
• Build a more sustainable future.
• Give everyone an opportunity to succeed.
• Take ownership and accountability.

Where they hire

The United States has the most open roles, mostly in Massachusetts, San Jose, and Durham. The Philippines, Ireland, and India follow, with India roles in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Gandhinagar. Some roles in Europe are home office roles. Roles with access to technical data may need a United States export license for applicants who are not United States citizens or residents.

Teams and roles

Product development is the largest part of the board, then operations.

• Electronics design: analog design engineers, design verification engineers, and DFT engineers, many in Bengaluru.
• Software and systems: software and systems engineers.
• Manufacturing: manufacturing test engineers, equipment technicians, and industrial engineers, with a team in Gandhinagar.
• Supply chain and procurement: supply chain planning analysts, buyers, and category managers.
• Sales: customer facing sales and sales support.
• Students: co-ops and interns.

What they look for

Postings ask for a degree in electrical, electronics, or a related engineering field, and a set number of years. A DFT role in Bengaluru asks for seven to ten years with ATPG, MBIST, and Cadence or Siemens tools, and Perl, Tcl, or Python. A design verification staff role asks for eight years and real ASIC tapeouts. Supply chain roles in Gandhinagar ask for zero to five years with SQL, Tableau, and Python. Postings ask for strong communication, and some ask for work across time zones. The postings do not describe the interview steps.