AI-Assisted Analog EDA Engineering Internship

Our internship programs offer real-world projects, hands-on experience, and opportunities to collaborate with passionate teams globally. Explore your interests, share your ideas, and bring them to life while shaping your career path within our inclusive culture that fosters innovation and collaboration.

As an intern, you'll have the freedom to share your ideas, unleash your creativity, and explore your interests. This is your opportunity to bring your solutions to life and work with cutting-edge technology that shapes not only the future of innovation but also your own career path.

Job Description:

• Study existing analog place-and-route configuration frameworks, including YAML-based rule definitions used for:
• Device placement and matching
• Dummy and guard-ring generation
• Grid and routing track extraction
• Foundry PCell interpretation
• Design and prototype AI-assisted workflows for configuration authoring and debugging, such as:
• Syntax and semantic error detection
• Configuration intent explanation in natural language
• Early validation of placement and routing rules
• Investigate natural-language–driven rule generation, translating high-level layout intent into valid configuration rules
• Analyze configuration datasets across multiple process nodes and explore AI-assisted migration strategies
• Build proof-of-concept tooling (scripts, prompts, validation pipelines, or editor integrations)
• Document findings, limitations, and recommendations for long-term integration into production EDA tools

Requirements:

• Currently pursuing a master’s degree in Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
• Knowledge of physical design on placement and routing
• Strong problem-solving skills.
• Ability to read and work with structured configuration formats (YAML, JSON, XML, etc.)