Design Engineering Intern

The Silicon Labs Summer Internship Program 

At Silicon Labs, our internship program offers students the opportunity to do meaningful, hands-on work that directly impacts the future of connected devices. As an intern, you’ll contribute to real projects, collaborate with world-class engineers, and gain exposure to the full product lifecycle, from research and design to testing and integration. Our program also includes professional development workshops, networking events, and mentorship to help you grow both technically and professionally.  Our goal is to help you build on your skills, gain hands-on experience, and explore the potential of a future career with Silicon Labs.  Learn more about our Summer Internship Program. 

Meet the Team 

You’ll join the Modem Verification (IP Verification) team, which ensures the quality and reliability of Silicon Labs’ ASIC IP used in IoT applications. The team focuses on verifying complex digital designs for modem systems, applying advanced verification techniques to guarantee robust performance across real-world wireless scenarios. This critical work helps deliver low-power, high-performance solutions trusted across a wide range of connected devices. 

Responsibilities 

• Contribute to the verification of ASIC IP blocks used in wireless modem designs for IoT applications. 

• Apply Verilog or SystemVerilog to develop testbenches, simulations, and verification environments. 

• Use C programming and scripting skills to support automated testing and verification flows. 

• Assist in identifying and debugging design or verification issues in collaboration with senior engineers. 

• Document results, share progress, and propose improvements to existing methodologies. 

Skills You Need 

Minimum Qualifications: 

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field. 

• Exposure to Verilog or SystemVerilog for digital design and verification. 

• Proficiency in C programming and scripting (e.g., Python, Perl, or similar). 

• Coursework in telecommunications basics, digital design, VLSI, or embedded programming. 

• Hands-on project or lab experience in digital design verification or FPGA prototyping. 

The following qualifications will be considered a plus: 

• Knowledge of UVM (Universal Verification Methodology). 

• Experience with verification debug techniques and tools. 

• Prior exposure to verification environments for digital communication systems. 

Perks and Program Offerings 

You can look forward to the following:     

• Hybrid work schedule  

• Free downtown parking  

• Full access to onsite gym  

• Free snacks and beverages  

• Weekly Lunch and Learn sessions 

• Weekly 1 x 1’s with your manager and mentor 

• Weekly "Meet a Former Intern” coffee chats  

• Monthly wellness offerings  

• Monthly company updates with our CEO  

• Inclusion in social events with various teams and Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) 

• Participation in select L&D offerings  

• Virtual events with global intern class  

• End of summer presentation of your project during Intern Symposium 

The annualized base pay range for this role is expected to be between $79,040 ($38/HR) to $95,680 ($46/HR) USD. Actual base pay could vary based on factors including but not limited to experience, geographic location where work will be performed and applicant’s skill set. The base pay is just one component of the total compensation package for employees.  Other components may include a sign on bonus. 

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