FPGA Electrical Design Intern (VHDL, DSP)

Prattwhitney; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 49,000 - 82,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

medical

dental

vision

401(k) match

paid time off

holidays

flexible work schedules

Job summary

RTX invites aspiring engineers to join as a Configurable Digital Logic Summer 2027 Internship. You will work on FPGA design using VHDL, perform DSP-related tasks, and integrate Python/C/C++ in lab environments to build and verify hardware and software interfaces.

Ideal candidates are pursuing Electrical Engineering or related STEM fields, with at least 60 credits, and coursework in circuit design and PCB/signal integrity. Relocation may be considered.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Bachelor’s or Advanced degree in Electrical or related STEM and enrolled through the internship/co-op session.
• Must have a minimum of 60 credit hours by the start of the internship/co-op session.
• Coursework in circuit design, digital electronics, lab coursework, PCB design or signal integrity.

Responsibilities

• Participate as a team member in detailed circuit design.
• Configurable digital logic development using VHDL.
• Modeling and development of designs including DSP and other math functions using Python, MATLAB, etc.
• Integration in labs using Python and C/C++.
• Functional verification testing.
• Automation tool development using shell scripts, Python, Perl.
• Collaborate with engineering and production to troubleshoot and drive root-cause and corrective action.

Skills

VHDL

Python

MATLAB

C/C++

DSP

FPGA design

Education

Pursuing Electrical Engineering or related STEM degree

Tools

Xilinx

Intel

Microchip

Lattice

Job description

RTX invites aspiring engineers to join as a Configurable Digital Logic Summer 2027 Internship. You will work on FPGA design using VHDL, perform DSP-related tasks, and integrate Python/C/C++ in lab environments to build and verify hardware and software interfaces.

Ideal candidates are pursuing Electrical Engineering or related STEM fields, with at least 60 credits, and coursework in circuit design and PCB/signal integrity. Relocation may be considered.