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Intern (Infrastructure)

Synopsys Seoul On-site internship internship

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Description

Our internship programs offer real-world projects, hands-on experience, and opportunities to collaborate with passionate teams globally.

You are a mechanical or materials engineering student who gets excited when simulation results actually match physical behavior.

At Synopsys, you will work on real semiconductor process challenges alongside engineers who build the tools the industry depends on.

Responsibilities

  • Build and run Ansys Mechanical models that simulate semiconductor manufacturing processes like deposition, etching, bonding, and thermal cycling
  • Perform structural and thermal-mechanical analyses to investigate stress, deformation, heat transfer, and failure modes in semiconductor devices and packaging
  • Evaluate simulation results for accuracy and physical relevance, troubleshooting convergence issues and refining meshes and material models as needed
  • Support the development of reusable simulation workflows and templates that can be applied across different process scenarios
  • Document your setup, assumptions, results, and findings in technical reports that help the team understand what works and what needs refinement
  • Collaborate with engineers and researchers to align simulation objectives with real-world process challenges

Requirements

  • Currently enrolled as a 3rd-year undergraduate or above in Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science & Engineering, or a closely related field
  • Hands-on experience using Ansys Mechanical for structural or thermal analysis, not just coursework but actual project work where you owned the setup and results
  • Experience applying Ansys Mechanical to semiconductor-related problems, whether in a class project, research lab, or internship
  • Solid understanding of finite element analysis fundamentals, including structural mechanics, heat transfer, and material behavior
  • Basic familiarity with semiconductor manufacturing processes is a plus, even if it is from coursework or reading
  • Experience with thermal-mechanical coupling, nonlinear analysis, fracture mechanics, or delamination modeling is a plus
  • APDL scripting or Python experience for automating Ansys workflows is a plus

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Skills

Required

Nice to have

  • Thermal-mechanical coupling
  • Nonlinear analysis
  • Fracture mechanics
  • Delamination modeling
  • APDL scripting
  • Python

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