Amid global tech layoffs, Vayavya Labs plans to hire 400+ engineers, driven by rising demand for semiconductor and automotive software worldwide.
Vayavya Labs has announced plans to expand its engineering workforce to more than 400 professionals over the next 14 months, citing sustained global demand across semiconductor software, automotive embedded systems, electronic design automation (EDA), ADAS validation, and digital twin and virtual ECU development.
The hiring initiative marks the company’s largest expansion phase to date and will focus on engineering and programme leadership roles. Key areas of recruitment include digital twin and virtual ECU development, automotive cybersecurity, ADAS and AD verification, and embedded software and systems engineering.
Some positions will also support the company’s international operations across the United States, Europe and Japan.
The announcement follows MosChip Technologies’ acquisition of a controlling stake in Vayavya Labs. In recent years, it has reported consistent expansion in its engineering engagements, with international business accounting for an increasing share of overall revenue.
Vayavya’s engineering capabilities are supported by proprietary technologies, including a patented Hardware-Software Interface (HSI®) framework, a domain-specific agentic AI framework, and nine granted patents.
“The demand we are seeing across semiconductors and automotive software continues to grow in both scale and complexity, requiring talent that can operate at the intersection of hardware and software,” said RK Patil, Co-Founder and CEO of Vayavya.
He further said, “As we move into the next phase of growth, we are strengthening our engineering teams to support this demand while building on delivery capabilities that are already proven and scalable.”
Vayavya currently employs a workforce that is approximately 28 per cent women and has an average age of 29, with a focus on diversity and a relatively young talent base. It also works with eight global semiconductor firms in the forefront, alongside clients in the automotive, consumer electronics and communications sectors.
