Projects are specifically tailored to each intern, ensuring a meaningful contribution to both your skillset and Silicon Labs. Here are just a few of the challenges you might get to tackle:

As a Software Engineering Intern you will:

• Improve on our software based wi-fi simulator to measure and extend our embedded code.
• Develop new Iot features on chip embedded core.
• Work on controlling a Risc-V based Software Define Radio on FPGA

As an Applications Engineering Intern you will:

• Integrate a Wi-Fi Full-MAC driver on a Real Time OS for an MCU platform
• Develop Wi-Fi application examples on MCU targets using Silicon Labs SDK

As a Design Engineering Intern you will:

• Contribute to the definition & specification of various functional blocks of our chips
• Develop the RTL code of some of those functional blocks
• Simulate and validate some of those functions individually as well as in the full system
• Contribute to the verification of  the design on an FPGA platform

• Enrollment in MS/PhD Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or related field
• Last year before graduation
• Coursework in embedded programming (C), scripting, or MCUs as well as exposure to web development languages and tools
• You have some combination of the following skills:
  • Exposure to development tools for embedded systems such as analyzers, oscilloscopes, traffic generators, JTAG, etc. is a plus.
  • Experience with assembly language of at least one microcontroller such as the ARM, RSIC-V, STM32, AVR, MSP430 or 8051
  • Experience using both simulations and hardware testing a plus
  • Familiarity of Python, Object Orientated design, Wi-Fi
  • Embedded programming proficiency in C (32-bit MCUs) using RTOS
  • Knowledge of IP protocol stack (TCP, UDP, TLS, etc.) and tools (iPerf, Wireshark)
  • Familiarity of Linux and Raspberry PI
  • Experience with RTL design languages and simulation
  • Basics on signal processing and Matlab simulation.