2027 Internship - Digital Design Engineer
Cirrus LogicJob Title
2027 Internship - Digital Design Engineer
Role Summary
Internship on the Hardware & Software (Hardware) team. The intern will support digital design and verification activities and gain hands-on experience with ASIC/FPGA development workflows.
This is a short-term, paid internship role intended for university students to contribute to engineering projects under mentorship.
Experience Level
Internship / Entry-level. Intended for current university students; no specific years of professional experience required.
Responsibilities
Typical responsibilities for this internship (posting does not list role-specific duties):
- Support digital design and verification tasks under guidance from senior engineers.
- Develop or maintain RTL and testbench code and run simulations.
- Assist with lab bring-up and debugging of boards or prototypes.
- Document work, report results, and participate in team meetings and reviews.
Requirements
The source does not list explicit technical requirements. Below are commonly expected skills for a digital design intern (not specified in the posting):
- Demonstrated interest in digital/hardware design or verification (nice-to-have).
- Familiarity with digital logic concepts and basic RTL (Verilog/VHDL) is beneficial but not stated as required.
- Basic scripting or simulation tool experience (Python, SystemVerilog/UVM) is a plus.
- Effective communication and ability to work in a team.
Education Requirements
Posting requires university enrollment at the time of the internship. It targets current undergraduate or graduate students; the form explicitly asks if applicants are enrolled and whether they are pursuing a Master's or PhD. No specific degree title, field of study, or certification is mandated in the posting.
About the Company
Company: Cirrus Logic
Headquarters: Austin, TX, United States
Designer and manufacturer of high-precision analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits, specializing in audio and voice processing solutions for consumer electronics and mobile devices, including audio codecs, converters, and SoCs.
