Synopsys has joined the widening waves of tech company layoffs by revealing plans to eliminate more than 100 Bay Area jobs.
MOUNTAIN VIEW — Synopsys has joined the widening waves of tech company layoffs by disclosing plans to slash more than 100 jobs in the Bay Area.
“Synopsys will be conducting a layoff in California, including 102 employees from its location at 102 East Middlefield Road in Mountain View and our Sunnyvale locations,” Niko Meadors, director of HRPB and employee relations with Synopsys, stated in a WARN notice it sent to the Employment Development Department.
“Further bumping rights do not exist,” Synopsys stated. “There are no unions representing the affected employees.”
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