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Last checked Nov 4, 2026.
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- $30 to $55 an hour USD
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About the role
Join our hardware team as an intern or co-op verifying the CPU core and cache hierarchy, with hands-on ownership of verification environments from test plan through coverage closure and bring-up.
Get hands-on exposure to chip design and verification — perfect for EE/CompE students curious about how it all comes together.
What you'll do
- Work with your mentor to develop verification plans for the CPU core and cache hierarchy
- Write and debug SystemVerilog/UVM testbenches, checkers, and stimulus for your assigned block
- Build tests, scoreboards, and reference models, and close functional and code coverage
- Triage and root-cause failures with RTL designers, with mentorship from senior engineers
- Participate in design and verification reviews and document your verification environment and results
Requirements
- Working toward BS/MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field
- Recently completed coursework in digital design and verification, covering at least one of: computer microarchitecture; digital logic and RTL design; constrained-random and coverage-driven verification
- Familiarity with verifying processor designs, such as: a modern ISA; out-of-order execution and memory ordering; cache coherency and virtual memory
- Hands-on SystemVerilog experience, including: testbench development (UVM preferred); assertions and functional coverage
- Understanding of the end-to-end ASIC design flow and general VLSI concepts
- Scripting experience (Python, Perl, or Tcl) for regression automation; C/C++ a plus
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