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Intern (Technical-Engineering) at Synopsys Bangalore

 Hello Dear Readers,

Currently, at Synopsys Bangalore vacancy for Intern (Technical-Engineering) role.

Synopsys is looking for engineering graduates/PG students to work as interns in the field of VLSI.
 
Description:
The focus of work would be VLSI design/Verification in one of the following areas related to connectivity protocols: USB/Ethernet/AMBA/MIPI/Memory Controllers
 
The nature of work would be on the following lines:

  • Architecture exploration of the sub-blocks within one of these IPs to optimize for area, speed and power
  • VLSI Design & verification of these sub-blocks/exploration of latest features and standards.
  • Based on project assigned, the job would involve one or more of the following activities: Verilog/System Verilog/ Vera coding, 
  • Exposure to UVM methodology, working with EDA tools like Design Compiler for Synthesis, SpyGlass for Lint, VCS for simulation.
 
Requirements:

  • The candidate must be doing their Bachelor’s degree in Electronics/ Electrical Engineering and be in their final semester by Jan’22. Or going through MS/MTech and completing the first semester and taking up an internship as part of the 1-year academic project requirement. (Electrical/Electronics/VLSI/MicroElectronics or allied specializations.)
  • Minimum 7.0 CGPA/ 70% in Bachelor’s in Engineering and 7.5 CGPA in Masters till the current semester.
  • Need to be backed with consistently high academics in 10th std and 12th standard.
  • Strong fundamentals in Digital electronics. 
  • HDL Languages coding experience preferably in Verilog/Vera/System Verilog.
 
Tenure: Typically, 12 months.
Location: The positions are based out of Synopsys offices at Bangalore and would require the candidate to physically work out of Synopsys offices during office hours 5 days/ week during the internship tenure.

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