Digital Design Intern: DSP & Verilog for Mixed-Signal ICs
Cirrus Logic, Inc.
Austin (TX)
Hybrid
USD 27,552 - 48,216
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading technology company is seeking Digital Design Interns to contribute to the development of mixed‑signal integrated circuits. Candidates should be pursuing an MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering and possess strong skills in Digital Signal Processing and Verilog. This internship offers a collaborative environment with hands-on experiences and a flexible in-office work schedule. The internship will span 12-16 weeks during the Fall 2026 semester, requiring interns to be in the office up to 5 days a week based on team needs.
Qualifications
Currently pursuing a MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering or a related field.
Strong understanding of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) concepts.
Proficiency in Verilog and Synopsys‑based design flows.
Responsibilities
Design and implement RTL modules using Verilog for DSP and data conversion ICs.
Perform logic simulation, functional verification, and synthesis in a mixed‑signal environment.
Collaborate with the design team on integration and system‑level verification.
Skills
Digital Signal Processing (DSP) concepts
Verilog proficiency
MATLAB for algorithm development
Familiarity with PWM techniques
Understanding of transistor-level simulators
Education
MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering or related field
Tools
Synopsys-based design flows
Job description
A leading technology company is seeking Digital Design Interns to contribute to the development of mixed‑signal integrated circuits. Candidates should be pursuing an MS or PhD in Electrical Engineering and possess strong skills in Digital Signal Processing and Verilog. This internship offers a collaborative environment with hands-on experiences and a flexible in-office work schedule. The internship will span 12-16 weeks during the Fall 2026 semester, requiring interns to be in the office up to 5 days a week based on team needs.