FAQs
What qualifications are required for this internship?
Candidates should be currently enrolled in a Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Science degree program (Bachelor's or Master's students are welcome). Related fields may also be considered.
What programming languages should applicants be familiar with?
Applicants should have experience with programming languages such as C, C++, Python, or Java.
Is experience with hardware description languages required?
Yes, familiarity with hardware description languages such as Verilog or SystemVerilog is necessary.
Are there opportunities for feedback and development during the internship?
Yes, interns can expect regular feedback and development opportunities throughout their internship.
What types of projects will interns work on?
Interns will work on real engineering projects that include automating testbench writing, expanding FPGA testing, formal verification, characterizing microarchitectural performance, and proposing improvements for branch misprediction, among others.
Is this a paid internship?
Yes, this is a non-exempt hourly role that will be paid at an hourly rate based on the number of hours worked, with pay rates varying by location and educational level.
Are there any accommodation options available during the recruitment process?
Yes, Arm provides support and accommodations during the recruitment process. Applicants can email accommodations@arm.com for assistance.
What is the eligibility criteria regarding graduation date?
If you are graduating in August 2025 or earlier, you will not be eligible for an intern role but will be eligible for graduate roles.
Will interns have opportunities to network with peers and professionals?
Yes, there will be social activities to connect with peers, as well as mentoring and networking opportunities with industry leaders throughout the internship.
Does this internship require applicants to be based in a specific location?
Yes, the internship locations are in Chandler, Arizona, and Austin, Texas.