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Some Careers Follow Technology. Others Create It.
Stealth Cram is assembling an exceptional multidisciplinary team to bring CRAM, our breakthrough digital, reprogrammable compute-in-memory architecture, from decades of pioneering research into commercial silicon.
If you're energized by solving foundational problems, challenging conventional thinking and building technology capable of reshaping intelligent computing for generations to come, we'd love to meet you.
Why join
A Breakthrough Experience
Stealth Cram is tackling one of computing's most consequential architectural challenges: rethinking where computation happens so future intelligent systems can perform without extreme energy use.
Early employees will:
01 · Translate
Transform 2+ decades and $15M in sponsored research into architecture specifications, physical design choices and foundry integration.
02 · Collaborate
Work alongside internationally recognized experts in spintronics, memory technologies and next-gen computing to address the Memory Wall at its architectural source.
03 · Build
Build the engineering muscle, technical culture and systems discipline to scale CRAM.
04 · Shape
Forge products, software, practices, partnerships and culture at a stage when individual decisions have enduring impact.
Continuing a Legacy of Minnesota Innovations
Minnesota has a remarkable history of turning ambitious ideas into innovations with global impact. Norman Borlaug's agricultural breakthroughs transformed the world's food supply. Seymour Cray pioneered supercomputing. University of Minnesota researchers continue advancing fields from biotech to materials science and next-generation computing.
Stealth Cram is proud to build within that tradition, applying deep research, disciplined engineering and Minnesota ingenuity to one of today's defining technological challenges.
Norman BorlaugFeeding a Growing World
Cray Computer Corp.Introducing Supercomputing
Niron MagneticsCommercializing Momentous Research- Stealth CramCreating the Computing Architecture for the Age of Intelligence
Open roles
The Company We’re Building. The Roles We’re Hiring.
Every big breakthrough eventually reaches a moment when decades of discovery give way to disciplined execution. That moment has arrived.
Stealth Cram is assembling its founding engineering organization to translate CRAM into commercially deployed technology. We're seeking exceptional people energized by solving problems, making meaningful impact and shaping not only a revolutionary platform—but the company bringing it to market.
Whether your passion lies in architecture, silicon, software or manufacturing, you'll be able to influence technology meant to redefine the future of intelligent computing.
Current opportunities
Systems Architect
Define the architectural direction of next-generation digital compute-in-memory systems while helping establish the technical foundation for future CRAM applications.
Principal RTL Engineer
Translate innovative architecture into robust, high-performance digital logic optimized for manufacturability and commercial deployment.
Design Verification Lead
Build the verification strategy and methodologies that ensure CRAM performs with the rigor expected of next-generation semiconductor products.
Firmware & Software Lead
Bridge hardware innovation with practical deployment by developing the software, firmware and tooling that unlock the full potential of CRAM.
Foundry & Process Engineering Lead
Partner with manufacturing and semiconductor ecosystem leaders to bring CRAM efficiently from architecture to commercial silicon.
Physical Design Lead
Transform breakthrough concepts into production-ready layouts optimized for performance, manufacturability and scale.
FAQ
Questions Great Candidates Tend to Ask
Joining Stealth Cram means becoming part of a company at a rare moment in its journey. Whether you're curious about our technology, engineering culture, work environment or opportunities for growth, we've gathered answers to some of the questions exceptional candidates might ask.
Why Join Stealth Cram Now?
After 20+ years of pioneering research and validation, CRAM is now nearing commercialization phase. This is a rare opportunity to help transform a fundamentally different computing architecture into commercial silicon, working alongside its inventors to shape the technology, team and company from the ground up.
How Mature is the Technology?
CRAM is built on $15+ million in sponsored research and extensive experimental validation. Its core compute-in-memory principles have been demonstrated. Stealth CRAM is now advancing the engineering, design and ecosystem development needed to make the architecture commercial available.
Which Disciplines Are You Hiring?
We're assembling a multidisciplinary team of engineers and technologists who can collaborate across functions, challenge conventional assumptions and translate ambitious architectures into practical systems.
Which Problems Are You Solving?
Technology systems are increasingly plagued by energy and performance bottlenecks caused by the constant movement of data between processors and memory. We believe CRAM addresses that limitation at its source by performing computation within memory. Our next frontier is to convert that breakthrough into scalable, manufacturable systems for increasingly demanding intelligent workloads.
What Does Joining an Early-Stage Company Mean Here?
It means meaningful ownership, direct access to the individuals who invented the technology and an opportunity to influence decisions that will shape the company's future. We're building more than a chip. We're establishing the engineering practices, products, partnerships and culture behind an entirely new computing platform.
Do You Support Virtual Roles and/or Relocation?
Our roots are in Minnesota, but we know exceptional talent isn't limited by geography. Work arrangements and relocation opportunities will depend on the role, its laboratory or engineering requirements and the evolving needs of the team. We encourage qualified candidates to start a conversation.
What Benefits Do You Offer?
We're building a competitive compensation and benefits program designed to attract exceptional technical talent and support long-term growth. Specific packages and eligibility vary by role and will be discussed during the recruiting process.
Are Internships Available?
We're interested in connecting with exceptional students and emerging engineers whose interests align with computer architecture, semiconductor design, spintronics and advanced computing. Internship opportunities will depend on current projects and team needs. We welcome inquiries from promising candidates.