Embedded Software Intern — Real-Time Linux & Rust

Fab2; San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 114,000 - 131,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Housing stipend

Lunches daily

Dinner 3x per week

Stocked office kitchen

Weekly learning & development

Commuter benefits (Parking, Uber)

Paid time off (Holidays, Sick Time)

Visa sponsorship

Medical, Dental, Vision insurance

401(k)

Life and Disability Insurance

Job summary

Fab2 is seeking an embedded software intern for the winter term to develop firmware and applications for our semiconductor fabrication equipment. The internship runs January for 4–8 months, with exposure to challenging engineering problems across structures, optics, liquids, heat transfer, physics, and chemistry.

A portfolio showing actual projects is required. You’ll join an integrated engineering team, bringing up high-performance tools with tight requirements and participating in end-to-end

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree or higher in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or similar field
• Proficiency in Python/C/C++
• Low level systems programming experience and good understanding of embedded systems and OS concepts (Linux/RTOS)
• Microcontroller programming experience, knowledge of microcontroller peripherals such as ADC, GPIO, PWM, SPI and I2C
• Nice-to-have: Familiarity with electronics and feedback control systems
• Nice-to-have: Proficiency in Rust

Responsibilities

• Develop real-time Linux applications and microcontroller firmware in Rust for controlling semiconductor fabrication equipment
• Build backend systems for capturing and analyzing semiconductor process data

Skills

Python

C/C++

Embedded systems

RTOS

ADC

GPIO

PWM

SPI

I2C

Rust

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering / Computer Science

Tools

Git/GitHub

Job description

Fab2 is seeking an embedded software intern for the winter term to develop firmware and applications for our semiconductor fabrication equipment. The internship runs January for 4–8 months, with exposure to challenging engineering problems across structures, optics, liquids, heat transfer, physics, and chemistry.

A portfolio showing actual projects is required. You’ll join an integrated engineering team, bringing up high-performance tools with tight requirements and participating in end-to-end