Masters Product Development Engineer Co-op — Next-Gen Processors

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.; Longmont (CO); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. is seeking a Masters-level product development engineering intern/co-op. You will work with the product development team to support characterization and test program development, performing studies to improve yield and ramp readiness, and collaborating with cross-functional groups on production issues.

The role targets students in CS/CE/EE departments at a US university. The program offers on-site or hybrid work arrangements across multiple U.S.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a US-based university as an undergraduate in CS, CE, EE, or related field.
• Proficiency in C++, Linux, Perl, Ruby, Shell scripting, Java or similar.
• Experience with version control systems such as GIT, SVN, CVS, or RCS is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Involve in supporting Product Development Engineers in characterization and build production test programs.
• Perform engineering and correlation studies to ensure yield, coverage and ramp to production.
• Collaborate with multi-functional teams to resolve production issues and improve efficiency.
• Prepare and maintain technical documents and debug manufacturing/test programs for next-gen AMD CPUs.
• Participate in product debug and characterization to identify performance sensitivities.

Skills

C++

Linux

Perl

Ruby

Shell script

Java

GIT

SVN

AGILE/Scrum/Kanban

Debugging tools

Education

US-based university, undergrad

Job description

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. is seeking a Masters-level product development engineering intern/co-op. You will work with the product development team to support characterization and test program development, performing studies to improve yield and ramp readiness, and collaborating with cross-functional groups on production issues.

The role targets students in CS/CE/EE departments at a US university. The program offers on-site or hybrid work arrangements across multiple U.S.