PurpleCodeAI careers
PurpleCode AI Systems is an enterprise deep-tech firm specializing in deterministic, high-fidelity agentic architectures for mission-critical industries. Our core technology, Nigamana, is a specialized reasoning engine engineered to bridge the "determinism gap"—the critical failure point where standard LLMs and stochastic agents collapse in high-stakes environments.
We provide NexuSys, an advanced control plane designed for autonomous, end-to-end Spec-to-GDSII silicon automation. By integrating a containerized EDA flow and proprietary reasoning primitives, we enable 100% structural fidelity in VLSI and EDA workflows. From optimizing sovereign Indian architectures like Shakti and Vega to automating complex compliance mapping for defense and aerospace, we are engineering the future of trust. At PurpleCode, we eliminate the uncertainty of probabilistic AI to automate the technical pipelines that power national security and global hardware innovation.
We provide NexuSys, an advanced control plane designed for autonomous, end-to-end Spec-to-GDSII silicon automation. By integrating a containerized EDA flow and proprietary reasoning primitives, we enable 100% structural fidelity in VLSI and EDA workflows. From optimizing sovereign Indian architectures like Shakti and Vega to automating complex compliance mapping for defense and aerospace, we are engineering the future of trust. At PurpleCode, we eliminate the uncertainty of probabilistic AI to automate the technical pipelines that power national security and global hardware innovation.
Software Engineering Intern (Python APIs, AI/ML & Modern UI)
Remote only • India
₹10,000 – ₹15,000 • No equityyesterday
RTL Design & Verification Intern
Remote only • India
₹10,000 – ₹15,000 • No equityyesterday
vaibhav jain
Techie by heart likes to learn about new technologies and meet new people.A strong believer in Open Source and Cloud technologies as a fuel of future innovation. I have served on various capacities from developer to co-founder for startups to MNCs.
