Are you a university student with a passion for electrical engineering, signal integrity, and cutting-edge technology? Do you want to be part of a team that drives innovation and performance for Intel's leading PC platforms? If so, we want to hear from you.
Join Intel's Client Computing Group (CCG), where you will collaborate with industry-leading Signal Integrity engineers to design, validate, and optimize high-speed interconnect architectures for Intel's client platforms. As a Student Worker, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to real-world projects that make Intel's products faster, more efficient, and more innovative.
Why Join Intel's CCG Team? The Client Computing Group is Intel's PC business unit, responsible for driving innovation and making it easier, faster, and more cost-effective to develop with Intel Architecture. As part of this team, your day-to-day deliverables will contribute to improving performance for millions of users worldwide.
What You'll Gain:
Hands-on experience working on real-world projects in a leading technology company.
Mentorship and guidance from experienced Signal Integrity engineers.
The opportunity to build skills in electrical design, validation, and optimization of high-speed architectures.
A collaborative, inclusive environment where your contributions are valued.
QualificationsMinimum Qualifications:
Must be pursuing a Bachelor, Lic. or Master Degree in Electronic or Electrical Engineering, or related field.
At least 50 percent of courses approved.
Disposition to work a minimum of 1 year in this position.
Upper Intermediate to Advanced English communication skills (written and oral).
At least 1 to 2 completed courses in Electrical/Electromagnetic fundamentals.
Be enrolled in at least 2 courses (Master/Lic) or 3 courses (Bachelor's degree).
Availability to work at least 22.5 hours per week.
Permit to legally work in Costa Rica.
Preferred Qualifications:
Electrical simulation software knowledge such as Sigrity PowerSI, PowerDC, Hspice, Matlab, Ansys HFSS.
Knowledge of PCB design and circuit simulators.
Knowledge on JMP or other statistical analysis tools.