Our Arm designs power smartphones, self-driving cars, smart-watches, data-centres and just about any imaginable piece of electronics in the world. By joining our team in Trondheim, you will learn more about how we design our GPUs, CPUs, AI accelerators and other world-class intellectual property!

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In 2006 Arm acquired Falanx, a small Norwegian start-up developing Graphics Processing Units. That Trondheim based team now counts 200 employees from more than 30 different nationalities. Here, the team combines hiking, skiing, and trips on the fjord with developing Mali™ , the world's most shipped GPU.

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Are you passionate about new technologies and want to work in an inclusive and multi-cultural environment? If so, we would love to hear from you!

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This internship will begin in June 2026 for approximately 10 weeks.

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In the beginning of 2026 we are moving to Teknostallen to brand-new premises to provide our people with a modern and flexible work environment in a vibrant area known for innovation, research, and technology.

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What you could be doing as an Intern?

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We seek dedicated people for our intern positions who want to be a part of crafting the next generation of Arm technology. Interns within our hardware team should have a curiosity about graphic processor design, verification and implementation. As an intern with us you will typically explore tasks within one of these areas:

• Investigating design improvements that satisfies requirements related to functionality, performance, energy consumption and silicon area.
• Proposing and implementing improvements in systems used for finding intricate hardware bugs in an efficient manner.
• Reading and writing specifications, test plans and investigation reports.
• Writing code for systems that tests that the GPU works as intended.
• Writing code that describes the behavior and microarchitecture of the design.
• Improving and developing modern, world-class flows for graphics hardware design/validation/implementation.

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We are looking for individuals who:

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Are currently enrolled and studying towards a degree within Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or other relevant subjects. Candidates with alternative degrees will also be considered if they have relevant experience or a particular interest in hardware development.

We do not enforce a strict set of requirements to qualify for this role. However, you must enjoy coding and have a keen interest in processors, graphics and digital systems.

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Qualities that will help your application stand out:

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• Understanding of computer architecture concepts
• Exposure to RTL design or FPGA prototyping (e.g. Verilog/VHDL)
• Solid programming skills
• Good interpersonal skills with an analytical approach
• The ability to communicate creative ideas in a precise manner

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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. Please apply as soon as you feel ready.Please provide an academic transcript as part of your application.

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Arm Internships require you to be enrolled in a higher education degree and be returning to your course after your internship/placement.

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