Entry level Hardware Developer - Austin, TX - 2027
IBMEntry level Hardware Developer - Austin, TX - 2027
IBMLocation
Austin, TX
Type
Full-time
Posted
10/21/2026
Compensation
$98,000 - $147,000 per year
Job description
The Entry Level Hardware Developer role at IBM focuses on VLSI Circuit Design and Analog Circuit Design for high-frequency CMOS chips. The team is responsible for delivering advanced SERDES interfaces for IBM microprocessors, utilizing cutting-edge technologies. Candidates will work with sophisticated design tools and flows to implement and verify circuit schematics. This position offers an opportunity to learn and develop skills in both physical and electrical design within a collaborative environment.
Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED is required.
- Bachelor's degree is preferred.
- Understanding of Computer Architectures, Digital System Design, and VLSI Systems.
- Scripting skills in Python are necessary.
Responsibilities
- Design and develop high-frequency CMOS chips using sophisticated design tools.
- Perform schematic level design and in-depth circuit analysis using Cadence design tools.
- Analyze designs for manufacturability and end-of-life requirements.
- Collaborate with team members to transition high-speed IO architecture.
Benefits
- IBM offers competitive compensation, healthcare coverage, retirement programs, paid parental leave, tuition assistance, wellness programs, flexible work options, and extensive learning and certification resources.
H-1B filing history
Public USCIS petition and DOL LCA counts · latest USCIS FY2026, LCA FY2026
Filing entity: Ibm Corporation
As of Aug 23, 2026
Initial approvals
656
FY2026
Approval rate
97.2%
FY2026
LCA certified
391
FY2026
Entry-level share
0.0%
FY2026
Initial approvals YoY
+31%
Trend
LCA certified YoY
-85%
Trend
Initial approvals by fiscal year
Approval rate by fiscal year
Continuing vs initial approvals
LCA certified positions by quarter
LCA certified positions by fiscal year
Based on public USCIS and DOL filings; not a sponsorship guarantee.
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