2027 Masters Product Development Engineering Intern/Co-op
2027 Masters Product Development Engineering Intern/Co-op
Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
- Spring/Summer Co-op: January 25, 2027 - August 13, 2027 Summer Internship:
- Semester Students: May 24, 2027 - August 13, 2027 Quarter Students: June 21, 2027 - September 10, 2027 Summer/Fall Co-op:
- Semester Students: May 24, 2027 - December 10, 2027 Quarter Students: June 21, 2027 - December 10, 2027
- We will involve you in supporting Product Development Engineers in characterization and to build production test programs through parametric, data and statistical analysis
- We will train you to perform engineering and correlation studies to ensure yield, coverage and meet target goal to initiate production ramp
- Your involvement while working with multi-functional teams will help resolve production-related issues and improve efficiency
- We will assign you tasks to build and maintain technical documents, debug manufacturing and characterization test programs for next-generation AMD microprocessors
- We will encourage you to participate in Product debug and characterization to identify product performance, process, and test sensitivities
- Who We Are Looking For:
- You are currently enrolled in a US based University in a Master's degree program majoring in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related field
- If you have knowledge / experience with any of the following technical skills (or related areas) and are enthusiastic about this role, we strongly encourage you to apply:
- C++, Linux, Perl, Ruby, Shell script, Java or similarGIT, SVN, CVS, RCS or similarXP, AGILE, Scrum, or Kanban programming paradigms
- Logic analyzers, voltmeters, oscilloscopes, and debug
- Solid understanding of transistors and computer basics
- Courses in computer science, software engineering, digital logic, circuit theory, computer architecture
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