Analog Mixed Signal Intern

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Job Description

As an Analog Mixed Signal (AMS) Intern, you will contribute to cutting-edge semiconductor projects using advanced process nodes and package technologies. This hands-on internship provides real-world experience in analog circuit design, including participation in a tape-out process, offering valuable industry experience. Responsibilities include designing, simulating, and analyzing analog circuit blocks, optimizing layouts for performance and manufacturability, assisting with test plans and characterization, participating in design reviews, supporting tapeout processes (verification, physical design, DRC/LVS checking), and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Must have:

Strong foundation in analog circuit design principles
Experience with EDA tools (e.g., Cadence Virtuoso, Synopsys HSPICE)
Familiarity with CMOS process technology fundamentals
Understanding of device characteristics
Basic knowledge of layout techniques

Good to have:

Previous internship or academic project experience in analog circuit design
Experience with mixed-signal circuit design (PLL, DLL, TDC, etc.)
Strong problem-solving abilities
Attention to detail

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About the Role

As an AMS Intern, you will have the unique opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge semiconductor projects utilizing the most advanced process nodes and package technologies.

This hands-on internship offers real-world experience in analog circuit design with the rare opportunity to participate in a tape-out process, giving you invaluable experience sought after throughout the semiconductor industry.

Responsibilities

Design, simulate, and analyze analog circuit blocks under the guidance of senior engineers
Create and optimize circuit layouts for performance, area, and manufacturability
Assist in developing test plans and characterization of analog circuits
Participate in design reviews and contribute to technical documentation
Support the tapeout process, including verification, physical design, and DRC/LVS checking
Collaborate with cross-functional teams including digital design, verification, and layout engineers

Qualifications

Currently pursuing a BS, MS, or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field
Strong foundation in analog circuit design principles
Experience with industry-standard EDA tools (e.g., Cadence Virtuoso, Synopsys HSPICE)
Familiarity with CMOS process technology fundamentals
Understanding of device characteristics and their impact on circuit performance
Basic knowledge of layout techniques and design for manufacturability