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An innovative firm is seeking a Software Engineer specializing in Processor Modelling to join their dynamic team. In this role, you'll develop high-performance models for Arm CPUs and contribute to the continuous improvement of modelling methodologies. You'll work closely with various development teams and partners, tackling complex software stacks and drivers on simulated hardware. This position offers a blend of on-site collaboration in central Edinburgh with the flexibility of remote work. If you have a passion for cutting-edge technology and a strong background in software development, this opportunity is perfect for you.
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Synopsys Inc
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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18.04.2025
02.06.2025
Virtual Prototypes are simulation models for a variety of electronic platforms in the automotive, enterprise, telecommunications or cloud market today. Our Virtual Prototyping team delivers these models to our worldwide customers and enables them to start with product development long before hardware is available.
In your new Software Engineer, Processor Modelling role you will:
Based in central Edinburgh with some working from home allowed.
At Synopsys, we’re at the heart of the innovations that change the way we work and play. Self-driving cars. Artificial Intelligence. The cloud. 5G. The Internet of Things. These breakthroughs are ushering in the Era of Smart Everything. And we’re powering it all with the world’s most advanced technologies for chip design and software security. If you share our passion for innovation, we want to meet you.
Our Silicon Design & Verification business is all about building high-performance silicon chips—faster. We’re the world’s leading provider of solutions for designing and verifying advanced silicon chips. And we design the next-generation processes and models needed to manufacture those chips. We enable our customers to optimize chips for power, cost, and performance—eliminating months off their project schedules.