Electronic Designer (VLSI / Embedded Systems)

Medical Electronics and Telecommunication

Electronic Designer (VLSI / Embedded Systems)

Salary range₹5 – 10 LPA → ₹14 – 30 LPA Top hiring statesKarnataka, Telangana, Tamil Nadu Current openingsNo jobs found

1 Description of the job

An electronic designer creates microchips (VLSI) or embedded hardware-and-software systems used in phones, cars, appliances and machines.

Design and verify chips or boards
Write and test embedded software
Debug and optimise performance

2 Skills required

Digital & analog electronics VLSI design (Verilog / VHDL) Embedded C / C++ EDA tools Problem solving Mathematics Patience

3 Opportunities available in the market

India's semiconductor and electronics push is raising demand for chip-design and embedded engineers.

Semiconductor and chip-design companies
Electronics, automotive and consumer-device firms
Research and defence labs

4 Salary range

Fresher (0–2 yrs)₹5 – 10 LPA≈ ₹42K – ₹83K / month

Mid-level (3–8 yrs)₹14 – 30 LPA≈ ₹1.17L – ₹2.5L / month

Senior / specialist₹35 – 80 LPA≈ ₹2.92L – ₹6.67L / month

Indicative only. These ranges are estimates compiled from general industry knowledge and public pay surveys, not audited figures. Actual pay depends on the employer, city, qualification, certifications and experience. Check current job listings before deciding.

5 Job openings — which states have more

#	State	Main hubs	Demand
1	Karnataka Bengaluru, Mysuru, Mangaluru	Bengaluru, Mysuru, Mangaluru	High demand
2	Telangana Hyderabad	Hyderabad	High demand
3	Tamil Nadu Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai	Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai	Medium demand

Indicative ranking of where employers and training institutions in this field are concentrated — not an official count of vacancies. Check the National Career Service portal (ncs.gov.in) and the government job portal for current openings.

Government job portal: National Career Service (ncs.gov.in)

Current openings — BiharCareer

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