Engineering Intern - Cambridge United Kingdom at Microchip Technology Inc.

University of Delaware; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 25,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Delaware is offering a 12-month placement for students, ideally those currently in their 2nd year looking to complete their 3rd year in Industry. This position provides valuable experience in a high-tech environment.

You will assist with System Verilog RTL Design, pre-silicon verification, validation testing, and technical documentation. The role is scheduled to commence in Summer 2026, providing a unique opportunity to engage in real-world engineering projects.

Qualifications

• Currently in their 2nd year of study in electronic, electrical, or computer engineering.
• Interest in a full product development lifecycle.

Responsibilities

• Assist the design engineering staff on System Verilog RTL Design.
• Assist pre-silicon verification engineering staff using UVM/SV.
• Assist in validation testing of new products.
• Work on improving design automation scripts.
• Work on writing or improving technical documentation.

Job description

We are offering a 12-month placement for students (students should currently be in their 2nd year and looking to complete their 3rd year in Industry), and this position will allow you to gain experience working in a high-tech environment, to learn about the full product development lifecycle, and to develop an understanding of our industry and its technologies.

Position will commence in Summer 2026

Microchip Technology provides a conducive learning environment for electronic, electrical and computer engineering interns with a high conversion rate to full time jobs after graduation.

Job Responsibilities

• Assist the design engineering staff on System Verilog RTL Design to build advance 32-bit Microcontrollers
• Assist the pre-silicon verification engineering staff using UVM/SV in module level and chip level verification
• Assist in the validation testing of new products
• Work on improving design automation scripts for the SoC design flows
• Work on writing new technical documentation or improving existing documentation