This is not an active job. Join Sigma Design's Talent Network to share your background for consideration across engineering, manufacturing, automation, semiconductor, robotics, and technical program management roles. Complete a short questionnaire; the hiring team will review your information and may contact you about relevant opportunities. Privacy practices apply.
Talent Network – Sigma Design
Sigma Design is a product development, engineering, and manufacturing firm based in the Pacific Northwest. We support clients around the globe from concept through production and are always interested in connecting with strong engineering and technical talent.
While this is not an active job opening, joining our Talent Network allows you to share your information with our recruiting team and be considered for opportunities that align with your skills, experience, and career interests. Sigma Design and our clients have ongoing hiring needs across a variety of technical disciplines, and joining our Talent Network increases your visibility to potential opportunities as they become available.
Submitting your information does not guarantee employment or an interview.
Who Should Join:
We connect with professionals in areas such as engineering, manufacturing, automation, semiconductor, robotics, and technical program management, as well as related technical and support roles.
What Happens Next:
- You will complete a short questionnaire about your background and interests
- Your information will be reviewed by our hiring team
- You may be contacted regarding opportunities that align with your experience
- You are not applying for a specific position
Privacy:
Your information will be used for recruiting and talent - matching purposes and handled in accordance with Sigma Design’s data and privacy practices.
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