Stage Ingénieur : Automatisation de la validation PMIC pour la sécurité automobile F/M

NXP Semiconductors; Toulouse; Sur place; EUR 40 000 - 60 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

A leading semiconductor company in Toulouse is seeking an intern to design and develop test control software for Power Management Integrated Circuits (PMICs). Responsibilities include writing unit tests, conducting measurement campaigns, and automating report generation. The ideal candidate is a final-year engineering student specializing in electrical engineering, electronics, or computer science, with strong skills in analogue and digital electronics, programming in Python, and a good level of English.

Qualifications

• Final year of engineering school specializing in electrical engineering, electronics, or computer science.
• Good level of English required.

Responsabilités

• Designing and developing the test control software.
• Writing unit tests and validating the software.
• Running measurement campaigns using the developed tools.
• Analyzing results and automating report generation.

Connaissances

Analogue electronics (LDOs, SMPS)

Digital electronics (logic, state machines)

Python

LabView

C/C++

Formation

Final year of engineering school (Master’s level)

Outils

Cadence for Windows

Description du poste

Overview

NXP Toulouse designs, validates, and qualifies Power Management Integrated Circuits (PMICs) for powering embedded systems in the automotive sector. System-level validation of PMICs requires monitoring and controlling multiple digital and analog inputs/outputs. Typical tests include:

• Fault injection
• ISO pulses (ISO 16750-2) and custom pulses
• Transient load/line tests
• Stability and efficiency measurements

The ISO 26262 automotive standard imposes strict requirements on test conditions and reproducibility. To improve testing standards, automation is essential — from equipment control and configuration tracking to test execution, result storage, and report generation.

Internship Missions

The intern will be responsible for one or more of the following tasks:

• Designing and developing the test control software
• Writing unit tests and validating the software
• Running measurement campaigns using the developed tools
• Analyzing results and automating report generation

Profile

• Education: Final year of engineering school (Master’s level), specializing in electrical engineering, electronics, or computer science
• Required skills:
• Analogue electronics (LDOs, SMPS) and digital electronics (logic, state machines)
• CAD tools: Cadence for Windows preferred
• Software architecture and programming: Python, LabView, C/C++

Language: Good level of English required