IC Design Intern

The Biopôle; Indiana (PA); On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A technology startup focused on healthcare solutions is seeking an IC Design Intern in Pennsylvania. You will work on designing application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) for innovative wearable electrochemical biosensors. The ideal candidate is a Master’s student or recent graduate in IC design or microelectronics with experience in ultra-low-power ICs and biomedical signal acquisition. Join an exciting startup to help advance non-invasive healthcare technology.

Qualifications

• Master's student or European graduate in IC design or microelectronics.
• Experience with ultra-low-power ICs and biomedical signal acquisition.
• Familiarity with Cadence tools and electrochemical measurement techniques.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to the design of ASICs for wearable biosensors.
• Focus on ultra-low-power IC design and biomedical signal acquisition.
• ASIC characterization within a startup environment.

Skills

Ultra-low-power IC design

Biomedical signal acquisition

Electrochemical techniques

Cadence Virtuoso

Curiosity and motivation

Education

Master’s in IC design or microelectronics

Job description

14.01 2026

IC Design Intern

About the company

MoleSense is an EPFL spinoff developing epidermal microfluidic biosensors to decode sweat and interstitial fluid chemistry in real time. The company brings together scientists and engineers to advance non‑invasive pregnancy monitoring and women’s healthcare through wearable technology.

About the role

As an IC Design Intern, you will contribute to the design of application‑specific integrated circuits (ASICs) for wearable electrochemical biosensors. Your work will focus on ultra‑low‑power IC design, biomedical signal acquisition chains, electrochemical measurement techniques, and ASIC characterization within a startup environment.

Key requirements

• EPFL/ETHZ Master’s student or European graduate (≤12 months) in IC design or microelectronics
• Experience with ultra‑low‑power ICs and biomedical signal acquisition
• Familiarity with electrochemical techniques and Cadence Virtuoso / Calibre
• Hands‑on, curious, and motivated to work in healthcare technology

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