LUBIS is expanding its engineering presence in India, tapping into the country’s strong talent pool across semiconductor engineering, electronic design automation (EDA), and software.
The company has already hired six full-time engineers in India, with another 15 candidates currently going through the selection process. LUBIS plans to grow its India-based engineering team to more than 30 professionals over the next two years through a mix of experienced industry hires and university recruitment.
The Bengaluru team marks the first step in the company’s broader international engineering expansion strategy. While increasing its engineering capacity across locations, the company says it will maintain a consistent approach to technical standards, methodology, and quality.
As the India team grows, senior LUBIS formal verification engineers will work closely with new recruits to share expertise, provide mentorship, and support the consistent use of the company’s proprietary LUBIS Proven Process for formal verification.
The expansion comes as demand increases for rigorous and predictable formal verification across the semiconductor industry. By strengthening its presence in India, the company also aims to move closer to customers and partners in the Asia-Pacific region while expanding access to specialized formal verification expertise.
The company plans to continue building its engineering organization internationally and establishing a stronger presence in key semiconductor markets.
The company says its expansion will continue to follow the same standards of consistency and quality that have supported more than 325 successful SoC, ASIC, and IP sign-off projects.
The Bengaluru team is expected to play an important role in supporting this growth while helping it scale its formal verification capabilities globally.
Engineers interested in joining the growing team can view current opportunities at https://lubis-eda.com/careers/.
Leadership Comment
“LUBIS has always been built around the idea that exceptional formal verification depends not only on individual expertise, but on the systems, methodology, and engineering culture that allow that expertise to scale,” said Dr. Tobias Ludwig, CEO and co-founder of LUBIS. “As we grow internationally, our goal is to build one global LUBIS team: applying the same standards, sharing the same methodology, and working together to solve the most demanding verification challenges our customers face.”
LUBIS at DVCon India
Members of LUBIS’s German and Indian teams will attend DVCon India, Sept. 1–3, 2026, at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Marathahalli, Bengaluru. CEO Tobias Ludwig will present the tutorial, “From Craft to System: A Platform Approach to Structured and Automated Formal Verification,” on Sept. 1 at 11:30 a.m.
