Introduction
Founded in 1986 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Synopsys is a global leader in semiconductor design solutions and software security, offering EDA tools and IP technology for chip development
Indian Presence & Growth
Synopsys India began operations in 1995 with an R&D center in Bangalore, expanding to a field company by 1997. Today, it operates in Hyderabad, Noida, Mumbai, Pune, New Delhi, and Bhubaneswar with over 6,000 employees actively contributing to global product development
Core Products & Technology
The company delivers full-stack semiconductor design tools—from logic synthesis and physical design to simulators and verification engines—as well as semiconductor IP blocks and software security solutions like Coverity and Black Duck
R&D & Engineering Strength
With India as one of its largest R&D hubs, the country contributes to key technologies like AI-powered EDA (e.g., Synopsys.ai), security testing suites, and advanced IP. Global services exceed 20,000 engineers worldwide
Work Culture & Careers
Synopsys India employs 2,300 engineers (per AmbitionBox), offering internships (₹7.3 LPA for technical roles) and off-campus hiring for ASIC, DFT, and DevOps roles. Employees report strong work‑life balance and good job security
Business Strategy & Innovation
The company recently announced plans to acquire Ansys (pending regulatory approval) and spun off its Software Integrity Group to focus sharply on core offerings. Synopsys continues to lead in AI-driven chip design software
Global Impact
As one of the world’s top 15 software companies, Synopsys serves industries like automotive, aerospace, IoT, and financial services. It reported revenues over $6 billion in 2024 and maintains ~20,000 global employees .
CSR & Diversity
Synopsys India’s CSR focuses on STEM education, environmental sustainability, and community inclusion. The company actively supports differently‑abled hires and inclusive infrastructure across its campuses
Future Focus
Plans include expanding AI and cloud-native tools, deepening security offerings, and continuing fintech‑style growth in IP and VLSI markets. The Indian R&D setup will support these innovations long-term.
