FAQs
What tasks will I be responsible for in this internship?
In this internship, you will be responsible for designing novel Power or IC device structures, performing finite element simulations using TCAD software, benchmarking devices, providing critical process specifications, collaborating in process development, specifying Process Design Kit (PDK) requirements, and more.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this internship?
You should be currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field, possess excellent communication skills, have a strong understanding of circuit design and semiconductor device fundamentals, and be a self-driven individual with a desire to learn.
Is U.S. citizenship required for this internship?
Yes, U.S. citizenship or being a green card holder is required, as this internship involves access to documentation controlled by U.S. export laws.
Will I receive training or mentorship during this internship?
Yes, the internship program provides an opportunity to work side by side with experienced leaders, which offers a chance for mentorship and professional development.
What skills are important for success in this internship?
Important skills include strong communication abilities, teamwork, a solid understanding of semiconductor devices, and self-motivation with a willingness to learn.
Are there opportunities for growth after completing the internship?
While the job description does not explicitly mention growth opportunities, the experience and connections made during the internship could lead to further career advancements within the company.
What kind of projects will I work on during the internship?
You will work on projects related to designing and developing novel Power and IC devices for rad-hard power management applications, including simulation, benchmarking, and process development.
How many hours per week is the internship?
The specific hours per week are not mentioned in the job description; however, internships typically require a commitment of 20-40 hours per week, depending on the program and arrangements made.
Is financial compensation offered for this internship?
The job description does not specify whether the internship is paid or unpaid; you may need to inquire further during the application process.
What software tools will I be using in this role?
You will be using TCAD software for finite element simulations of device structures. Other tools related to circuit design and semiconductor development may also be utilized.