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AI-native semiconductor company designing custom silicon and accelerators for AI workloads.

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Platform Engineer
Silicon Valley / Hybrid / $200,000 - $400,000/year
Hardware Engineer, FPGA
New York City / Hybrid / $250,000 - $340,000/year
Thermodynamic Hardware Resident
New York City, Silicon Valley / On-site / $150,000 - $150,000/year
AI Research Resident
New York City / On-site / $150,000 - $150,000/year
Hardware Engineer, System Architect
Silicon Valley; New York City / Hybrid / $200,000 - $400,000/year
Research Engineer, Agentic EDA
New York City / On-site / $200,000 - $400,000/year
Software Engineer, Terminal Interface
New York City / On-site / $200,000 - $400,000/year
Hardware Engineer, ASIC Architect
Silicon Valley / Hybrid
Hardware Engineer, Physical Design
New York City / On-site / $200,000 - $285,000/year
Software Engineer, Agent Systems
New York City / Hybrid / $150,000 - $350,000/year
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Normal Computing builds two things for chipmakers. Normal EDA is co-design tooling for silicon engineering teams, covering structured chip representations, verification planning, and stimulus generation. Normal ASICs are physics-based chips aimed at stochastic, stateful, and asynchronous computing.

The stated mission is a world where software and silicon share the same physics. The company says the semiconductor industry's leading companies use Normal EDA, and raised $50M led by Samsung Catalyst in March 2026.

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