Jobs at Raspberry Pi

Manage Raspberry Pi’s Linux, macOS, and Windows endpoints, mobile devices, Google Workspace, SaaS applications, onboarding, offboarding, meeting-room technology, and IT support. Automate administration using Python, Bash, APIs, and configuration management tools while maintaining security baselines, compliance, documentation, application inventories, and endpoint security. The role partners with infrastructure and security teams and is based full-time in Cambridge.

Manage and develop Raspberry Pi’s networks, Linux servers, storage, backups, domains, DNS, certificates, and authentication systems. Design network infrastructure, automate routine tasks with Python, Bash, Ansible, or Terraform, and conduct security operations, incident response, and recovery. The role also includes backup restore testing, access reviews, documentation, and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders. This is a full-time, office-based position in Cambridge, UK.

Responsible for IP and chip-level verification planning and execution: compose verification plans, build testbenches, run simulations, debug failures, write functional coverage and SVA, and collaborate with design to achieve silicon sign-off.

Lead front-end SoC/MCU design work from specification through design, verification, and implementation. Own RTL, IP integration, verification planning/execution, FPGA platforms, and support implementation on power/timing issues. Collaborate with software teams and contribute to ATE test, qualification, and production readiness within a small ASIC team.

Work on full digital physical-design flow from RTL to GDS: timing constraints, UPF, synthesis, P&R, CTS, STA, formal and physical verification, ECOs, floorplanning and power integrity to achieve performance, power, and area targets and support tapeout and silicon sign-off.

Design, implement, and verify DFT solutions for Raspberry Pi ASICs. Define DFT strategies at chip, subsystem, and IP level, insert and verify MBIST/ATPG/scan structures using Tessent, support implementation and sign-off, debug timing/power/equivalence issues, and mentor team members.