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VLSI CAD Timing Intern

Salary

20 USD - 71 USD per hour

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Description

We are looking for a VLSI CAD Timing Intern focused on Applied AI to lead end-to-end solution development for timing and constraint analysis workflows.

You will be part of a cross-disciplinary team building intelligent systems that learn from sign-off data, reason across flows, and assist engineers in achieving faster and more predictable closure.

Responsibilities

  • Learn and support static timing analysis (STA) flows using industry tools like PrimeTime and Tempus for advanced ASIC designs.
  • Help develop and automate timing, constraints, and QoR validation flows using scripting and data-driven methods.
  • Assist with analyzing timing reports, constraints, and design data across corners and modes to improve closure predictability.
  • Collaborate with CAD, physical design, and methodology engineers on timing sign-off strategies and best practices.
  • Contribute to early AI- or analytics-assisted approaches for timing analysis, constraint checking, or flow optimization.
  • Explore how physical effects influence timing and design decisions.

Requirements

  • Currently pursuing a Master’s or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field.
  • Coursework or academic knowledge in VLSI/ASIC design, digital circuits, or computer architecture.
  • Exposure to applying agentic AI to back-end VLSI tasks.
  • Familiarity with the basics of static timing analysis, constraints, or digital design flows.
  • Knowledge in scripting or programming (Python preferred).
  • Comfort working with data, reports, and technical problem-solving in complex systems.

Benefits

  • Intern benefits
  • Hourly rate: 20 USD - 71 USD

Skills

Required

  • VLSI/ASIC design
  • digital circuits
  • computer architecture
  • static timing analysis
  • scripting
  • programming (Python)

Nice to have

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