Internship EDA at intel

Description
Currently, the Signal Integrity (SI) and the Reliability Verification (RV) groups are looking for a student who is interested in timing analysis and its dependence on IRDrop (static and dynamic). Both groups would like to combine their expertise to prepare timing analysis for future requirements regarding the influence of IRDrop. The task will include the setup of VoltageStorm in combination with CeltIC and with Primetime, a comparison of both flows and the evaluation of the impact of the IRDrop on the timing. The comparison and the evaluation will also include simulations with Spice and other internal tools.

Qualifications
You should possess a Bachelor or a Master of Science degree in Electronic Engineering or Computer Engineering. You should already have started your studies and successfully participated courses in basic electronic and semiconductor engineering. Additional qualifications include:

• Knowledge in electronic design automation, and Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) or Ion Chromatography (IC) design and/or verification
• Some knowledge in Verilog*, Visual* C++, UNIX*, HTML, (PHP) and measurement equipment
• Basic understanding of the silicon development cycle
• Communication skills
• Proficiency in written and spoken English

Summary
Job Category Engineering
Location GermanyGermany, Braunschweig
Full/Part Time Full Time
Job Type Student/Intern
Regular/Temporary Regular

Additional Information
Posting Date Oct 12, 2007, 12:21 PM, (UTC +5:30)
Apply Before Oct 12, 2008, 05:29 AM, (UTC +5:30)

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Internship Digital Design at intel

Description
In this position, you will be working directly with the architect for energy efficient circuits. You will be involved in the development of leading edge technologies to improve the power consumption of next generation compute platforms. You will be working on activities for Field Programmable Gate-Array (FPGA) based emulation, power characterization and calculation. You will be part of a research team working on next generation system architecture.

Qualifications
You should currently be pursuing a degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Computer Science and have taken the following courses and/or subjects: Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Design and Technology, CMOS mixed-signal IC Design, and Semiconductor Device Theory. Additional qualifications include:

• Knowledge about chip design flow, basic knowledge about UNIX* or LINUX* environment, script languages
• Test and measurement knowledge
• Strong written, presentation, and communication skills, and the flexibility to adapt to new situations
• German language capabilities
• Practical knowledge of schematic and simulation tools like Cadence* Schematic* and Virtuoso*, H-Spice* and P-Spice* would be an added advantage
• Reading and drawing layout would be an added advantage

Summary
Job Category Engineering
Location Germany-Germany, Braunschweig
Full/Part Time Full Time
Job Type Student/Intern
Regular/Temporary Regular

Additional Information
Posting Date Oct 12, 2007, 12:51 PM, (UTC +5:30)
Apply Before Oct 12, 2008, 05:29 AM, (UTC +5:30)

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