Teams at Cirrus Logic

Engineering internship for MEng and BEng students working on mixed-signal IC projects in analog and digital design, verification, emulation, IC layout, EMC, applications, validation, or product test engineering. Interns develop designs, perform laboratory and silicon validation, create test plans and boards, write automation scripts, analyze performance, and troubleshoot hardware. Positions are based in Edinburgh or Newbury and require full-time availability, commuting or relocation, and U.S. export-control eligibility.

Design and develop digital subsystems and DSP intellectual property for mixed-signal SoCs, from architecture and RTL through tape-out. Responsibilities include subsystem integration, complex state-machine design and verification, clock and reset domain crossing, synthesis, timing constraints, and post-silicon validation, characterization, and product testing. The role supports high-performance ICs incorporating ARM MCUs, serial interfaces, ADCs, and DACs.

Design and characterize high-performance mixed-signal integrated circuits in CMOS processes. Responsibilities include assisting with circuit design, simulation, verification, silicon prototype testing, performance analysis, and design improvements while collaborating with experienced engineering teams. The internship is full-time for 12–16 weeks and requires in-office participation, potentially up to five days per week.