Companies using Protium

We found 107 companies that use Protium. 97 of them name it in their own job posts, and the rest through employees' public profiles. From October 2025 to August 2026, 180 job posts named it. Embedded Engineer is the role that names it most often.

Data as of November 9, 2026 · Markdown version

Which companies name Protium in the most job posts?

Cadence, AMD and Microchip Technology Inc. mention Protium in the most job posts. Three of these five companies are in Manufacturing.
Company Posts People Recent job post
Cadence Manufacturing · first seen Jul 2022 115 14 "…debug, and integrate complex memory protocol IP on our industry-leading Palladium and Protium hardware emulation platforms."Design Engineering Architect — Memory Modeling Portfolio, Aug 27, 2026
AMD Manufacturing · first seen Sep 2022 73 13 "Verification: Familiarity with UVM-based verification frameworks and emulation platforms (Palladium, Protium, Zebu)"Sr Solutions Engineer-FPGA/PCIe, Sep 15, 2026
Microchip Technology Inc. Manufacturing · first seen Aug 2022 56 2 "…(SoC) devices using industry leading HW emulators (such as Cadence Palladium and Protium)."Principal Engineer - Design, Aug 18, 2026
Meta Information · first seen Sep 2022 47 1 "Architect, develop, and optimize emulation model builds across Palladium, Protium, and Zebu platforms, supporting complex SoC and IP prototyping for data center and AI applications"ASIC Engineer, Emulation, Aug 19, 2026
Qualcomm Scientific and Technical Services · first seen Sep 2022 36 2 "Experience with emulation/prototyping/hybrid build and execution flows (Veloce, Palladium, Zebu, Protium, HAPS, qemu)"GPU Design Verification Engineer, Nov 7, 2026
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What else do we know about Protium?

Is hiring for Protium growing?

0.10 in every 10,000 job posts named Protium from June to August 2026, against 0.12 from March to May. One company accounts for most of that change.
Share of job posts naming Protium by month, October 2025 to August 2026, in job posts in every 10,000 Moves from 0.08 in October 2025 to 0.09 in August 2026, in job posts in every 10,000. 0.20 0.15 0.10 0.05 0 0.09 Oct '25 Nov Dec Jan '26 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
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MonthJob posts naming ProtiumAll job postsPer 10,000
Oct 2025111,413,6730.08
Nov 2025141,822,1190.08
Dec 202571,236,1030.06
Jan 2026141,828,0020.08
Feb 2026101,856,6470.05
Mar 202671,850,7110.04
Apr 2026281,728,8860.16
May 2026311,821,5090.17
Jun 2026271,909,4960.14
Jul 2026141,815,1800.08
Aug 2026171,835,6980.09

How many companies named Protium in a job post for the first time in recent months?

Protium showed up in job posts at 10 companies for the first time from June to August 2026, and 5 in the three months before. The 10 from June to August are 10% of all 97 companies whose job posts name it.
March to May 2026 5
June to August 2026 10
October 2025 to August 2026 21

Companies whose first job post naming it appeared in that period. Recruiters, staffing firms and job boards are left out.

How do we know which companies use Protium?

For Protium, the evidence comes mostly from job posts. 97 companies name it in their own posts. 10 come from employees' profiles alone.
How we know Companies Share
Job posts name Protium
97 91%
Employees' profiles list Protium
10 9.3%

107 companies. Each is counted once, under the strongest evidence we have for it.

What size are the companies that use Protium?

Protium leans toward large companies. 35% of its users are companies with more than 5,000 employees, against 23% on the typical tech page. 12 of its companies have fewer than 50 employees.

Share of its companies Typical tech page

ShareTypical
Under 50 employees
11% 22%
50 to 999
42% 38%
1,000 to 5,000
12% 17%
Over 5,000
35% 23%

Which companies started naming Protium in job posts recently?

Between April and August 2026, 11 companies with 50 or more employees first named Protium in a job post, 4 of them with more than 5,000 employees. Among the new commercial companies, EnCharge AI posted the most jobs naming it: 12.
Commercial 50 to 999 employees · 6 new
Company Posts
Mid-market 1,000 to 5,000 employees · 1 new
Company Posts
Enterprise over 5,000 employees · 4 new
Company Posts

Companies that named Protium in a job post for the first time between April and August 2026, ranked by their job posts in those months. AI-native companies get a group of their own, whatever their size. Recruiters and job boards are left out.

Which roles mention Protium most?

Embedded Engineer and Hardware Engineer roles account for 41% of the job posts that name Protium. Embedded Engineer posts naming it numbered 11 from March to May 2026 and 18 from June to August.
Role Share Posts
Embedded Engineer
22% 39
Hardware Engineer
19% 34
Software Engineer
11% 19
Firmware Engineer
5.6% 10
Software Development Engineer in Test
2.8% 5
Automation Engineer
1.7% 3
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RoleShareOct 2025 to Aug 2026Mar to May 2026Jun to Aug 2026
Embedded Engineer22%391118
Hardware Engineer19%34128
Software Engineer11%19104
Firmware Engineer5.6%1062
Software Development Engineer in Test2.8%503
Automation Engineer1.7%303
About this data

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