MEMS IC Layout Intern — Low-Power Analog/Digital

Analog Devices, Inc.; Comunidad Valenciana; On-site; EUR 8,900 - 11,000; Full time

Job summary

Analog Devices, Inc. invites a motivated Layout Designer Intern to Valencia 2027. You will join a world-class MEMS team working on accelerometers and gyroscopes, focusing on read-out channels and low-power CMOS processes.

You’ll learn via hands-on projects, collaborate across IC Layout, Design, Marketing and Applications, and present findings to the team. The internship emphasizes learning, collaboration, and professional growth with lunches-and-learn topics and intern events as part of ADI’s

Qualifications

• Pursuing Electrical Engineering (BS or MS) or equivalent.
• Knowledge of device physics and semiconductor processing is a plus.
• Experience with Cadence Virtuoso and VXL is a plus.
• Strong detail orientation and communication skills.
• Willingness to learn quickly.

Responsibilities

• Learn IC design layout methods by interacting with a cross-functional team (IC Layout, IC Design, Marketing and Application Engineers).
• Explore analog IC design layout techniques to support low-power MEMS accelerometer and gyro products in a modern CMOS process.
• Bring block-level designs into layout and study layout effects on circuit performance.
• Effectively visualize and communicate findings to peers.
• Document work and present findings for peer review.

Skills

Attention to detail

Communication skills

Problem solving

Self-motivated

Education

Electrical Engineering (BS/MS)

Tools

Cadence Virtuoso

VXL scripting

LVS/DRC verification

Job description

Analog Devices, Inc. invites a motivated Layout Designer Intern to Valencia 2027. You will join a world-class MEMS team working on accelerometers and gyroscopes, focusing on read-out channels and low-power CMOS processes.

You’ll learn via hands-on projects, collaborate across IC Layout, Design, Marketing and Applications, and present findings to the team. The internship emphasizes learning, collaboration, and professional growth with lunches-and-learn topics and intern events as part of ADI’s