Company overview
- Sector
- Technology, Software & IT Services
- Sub-sector
- Information Technology & Services
- Mandate (derived)
- Technology & Engineering
- Parent headquarters
- Sunnyvale, California, United States
- Parent revenue (USD)
- $7,100,000,000
- Parent headcount
- 19,161
- India headcount
- Not disclosed
GCC locations
- Bengaluru
- Hyderabad
- Noida
Department mix
Global department counts, used as a proxy for the India mandate. These are not India team counts.
Technology stack
- .GIS
- .NET
- 1shoppingcart
- ABAP
- ABB Distributed Control Systems (DCS)
- AI
- AMD Xilinx
- AMP
- ANGEL LMS
- ANSYS
- API Gateway
- AWS Analytics
- AWS Bedrock
- AWS Mobile SDK
- AWS SDK for JavaScript
Public leadership
Murali Pullela
Country Head (S&A)
Public leadership listed in the dataset; the role is not necessarily the India GCC head.
Research overview
Synopsys Inc. is a Sunnyvale, California-headquartered global leader in electronic design automation (EDA) and semiconductor IP, founded in 1986. Provides chip design, verification, and silicon-to-systems engineering software, employing roughly 28,000 people worldwide with revenue near $9B following its July 2025, $35B acquisition of Ansys - the largest deal in company history.
- India launch
- 1996
- Maturity
- Multi-Function / Full-Stack GCC
After 30 years in India, Synopsys operates across seven cities (Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Noida, Pune, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bhubaneswar per its own office-locations page) spanning core EDA/IP engineering R&D alongside IT, product management, and finance functions - a footprint broader than a single support or COE function.
Location rationale
India offers Synopsys deep, large-scale VLSI/semiconductor and software engineering talent pools (notably Bengaluru's chip-design ecosystem, plus Hyderabad and Noida), supporting core EDA product R&D, IP development, and multi-function global business services at scale, aligned with India's growing government-backed semiconductor design ecosystem.
Timeline
- 1996
Synopsys establishes operations in India (per Synopsys' own 2026 announcement marking its 30th anniversary in the country).
- 2025
Synopsys completes its $35 billion acquisition of Ansys (July 17, 2025), the largest acquisition in company history, materially increasing global headcount and revenue figures reported after this date.
- 2026
Synopsys marks its 30th anniversary in India; hosts the SNUG India Innovation Forum and publishes a company blog (Aug 25, 2026) framing India's shift from semiconductor 'participation' to 'influence' by 2035.
Real estate
cities: [object Object]; note: Company's own office-locations page lists four additional India cities (Pune, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bhubaneswar) beyond the three (Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Noida) currently on file.
Hiring signal
- Open roles
- 139
- As of
- 2026-08-26
- Engineering (343 open roles company-wide, the largest category globally)
- Information Technology
- Product Management
- Finance
News and developments
India's Semiconductor Ecosystem is Moving from Participation to Influence
Synopsys company blog marking the firm's 30th anniversary in India; discusses India's shift toward indigenous semiconductor product creation, cites Synopsys hosting the SNUG India Innovation Forum, quotes Synopsys IP Group's Amit Khanuja on India moving from 'participation' to 'influence' by 2035.
2026-08-25 Synopsys (company blog) ↗
Synopsys Completes $35 Billion Acquisition of Ansys
Synopsys closed its acquisition of engineering simulation software company Ansys on July 17, 2025 - the largest acquisition in Synopsys history.
2025-07-17 Wikipedia (Synopsys) ↗
Sources
- Wikipedia - Synopsys: parentSnapshot / globalHeadcount / revenue (context) ↗
- Synopsys blog - India's Semiconductor Ecosystem is Moving from Participation to Influence: indiaLaunchYear / timeline / maturityTag context ↗
- Synopsys Office Locations page: realEstate / cities ↗
- Synopsys Careers search results (India): hiringSignal ↗
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Sources and research notes
Source: Indian GCC 2026 Master Compendium, Company Master and research records. Sector, mandate and public leadership are derived fields. Missing values are shown as not disclosed. Revenue and global headcount describe the parent company, not the India centre.