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Arm

2mo ago

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Summer Internship
  • Engineering
    IT & Cybersecurity
  • Cambridge

AI generated summary

  • You should be studying Electronic or Computer Engineering, have FPGA knowledge, experience with RTL design, and be a proactive, flexible problem solver ready for new challenges.
  • You will develop and automate FPGA workflows, support users and hardware, and collaborate with EDA vendors for next-gen FPGA tools and requirements.

Requirements

  • Studying towards a degree in Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science or any other relevant subject. Other degree types may be considered with relevant experience.
  • Knowledge and experience of FPGA technologies.
  • Knowledge of RTL hardware design flow and methodology.
  • Pro-active and self-motivated, independent problem solver, technically versatile, willing to be flexible and accept new challenges.

Responsibilities

  • Development and deployment of FPGA image creation and debug flows
  • Automation of FPGA flows such that they can be deployed to the user community.
  • Manual intervention or support by the FPGA team
  • Provide support for the FPGA service to the service owners.
  • Installation and maintenance of FPGA hardware.
  • Collaboration with EDA vendors to drive requirements for next generation FPGA hardware and tools.

FAQs

What is the role of an FPGA Engineering Intern at Arm?

The FPGA Engineering Intern will work alongside experienced engineers to develop flows for building and running FPGA images, perform debug on FPGA systems, automate FPGA flows, and collaborate with EDA vendors, among other responsibilities.

What are the qualifications needed for this internship?

Candidates should be studying towards a degree in Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a relevant subject. Other degree types may be considered with relevant experience.

What skills would make my application stand out?

Knowledge and experience of FPGA technologies, familiarity with RTL hardware design flow and methodology, and being a proactive, self-motivated problem solver will help your application stand out.

When does the internship start?

The internship starts in April and June.

How can I apply for the internship?

You can apply through the Arm Early Careers website where applications are encouraged on a first-come, first-served basis.

What kind of support and feedback can I expect during the internship?

Interns can expect regular feedback and development opportunities, social activities to connect with peers, and support from the FPGA team throughout their experience.

Is there a possibility of being considered for a graduate position after the internship?

Yes, interns may be considered for future graduate positions, subject to performance during the internship.

Are there accommodations available during the recruitment process?

Yes, Arm provides support and accommodations for candidates during the recruitment process. You may contact accommodations@arm.com for assistance.

What is Arm's approach to hybrid working?

Arm's hybrid working approach aims to support high performance and personal wellbeing, allowing teams to determine their own working patterns based on needs while encouraging face-to-face collaboration.

Does Arm promote an equal opportunity workplace?

Yes, Arm is committed to providing an environment of mutual respect and equal opportunities for all applicants and colleagues, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, or other protected statuses.

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Arm

Engineering & Construction
Industry
5001-10,000
Employees
1990
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Arm’s foundational technology is defining the future of computing. A future built by the greatest technology ecosystem in the world. A future built on Arm. Arm is everywhere technology matters. Technology matters everywhere. Together, we’ll power every technology revolution moving forward, including cloud computing, automotive and autonomous systems, IoT, the metaverse, and beyond. Changing the world. Again. On Arm.