Do you want to help Arm and its partners to build outstanding products?

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Now, you have an opportunity to work with us on the next generation of processors that will appear in the most advanced smartphones, tablets and gaming systems. The local design team is a combination of expert engineers and some of the most enthusiastic and hardworking graduates from the best engineering schools. Collectively, the team is highly creative, collaborative, delivery oriented and committed.

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Job Overview:

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Meeting Area, Frequency, and Power requirements with a reasonable runtime is one of most meaningful activities we encounter when developing CPUs.

As part of the CPU physical implementation team, interns will be given ownership of an investigation topic directly related to CPU development. Interns will have the opportunity to learn about processor development.

We will provide one subject per student, and will allocate a dedicated expert engineer to follow the progress of each intern.

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What could you be doing as a Physical Implementation Intern?

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Several subjects will be available focusing on frequency, area and power analysis and improvement.

Interns will be responsible for investigating one specific topic under tutor supervision as well as sharing their findings through regular presentations to the team and reports.

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We are looking for individuals who:

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• Are students in their last year of Masters (BAC+5 or equivalent) and available for a 5 to 6-month internship
• Are studying electronic engineering, computer engineering, computer science, or other relevant field
• Have a keen curiosity of CPU and digital systems
• Possess an understanding of computer architecture fundamentals and familiarity with digital design concepts and Power/Performance/Area trade-off
• Demonstrate excellent attention to detail and creativity
• Can communicate ideas effectively and good interpersonal and teamwork skills

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Qualities that will help your application stand out:

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• Exposure to synthesis, place and route tools and techniques.
• Familiarity with a hardware description language such as VHDL or Verilog/SystemVerilog.
• Familiarity with versioning environment such a git, linux environment and shell programming/scripting, for example. bash, git, or make.

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Additional Information:

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We encourage early applications as we review them on a first come/first served basis.

Arm Internships require you to be enrolled in a higher education degree.

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