PhD Circuit Research Intern - High-Performance Design

NVIDIA Corporation; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 129,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Intern benefits

Job summary

NVIDIA Corporation is seeking PhD research interns for its Circuits team in Santa Clara, CA. The role focuses on advanced circuit design to push performance and power efficiency in future processors.

You will explore circuit approaches, design prototype systems, collaborate across research and product teams, and transfer technology to product groups. The program emphasizes research excellence and strong communication skills.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science/Engineering, or related field.
• Excellent knowledge and broad background of theory and practice of circuit design.
• Depth in one or more areas of high-performance circuit design (PLLs/clocking, SerDes/high-speed signaling, photonics, SRAMs, power delivery/regulation, security circuits, high-speed logic), advanced packaging technologies, or thermal analysis/design.
• Track record of research excellence or significant product development.

Responsibilities

• Explore circuit approaches to optimizing processor computation and interconnect performance and power.
• Design and implement circuit approaches in prototype systems.
• Collaborate with other researchers and a diverse set of internal product teams across research and product roles.
• Transfer technology to product groups.

Skills

Circuit design theory

Research excellence

High-performance circuit design

Strong collaboration

Education

PhD in Electrical Engineering or CS/Engineering

Job description

NVIDIA Corporation is seeking PhD research interns for its Circuits team in Santa Clara, CA. The role focuses on advanced circuit design to push performance and power efficiency in future processors.

You will explore circuit approaches, design prototype systems, collaborate across research and product teams, and transfer technology to product groups. The program emphasizes research excellence and strong communication skills.