Analog Design Intern

As an Analog Design Intern on the AMS COMPHY team, you will learn the full analog IC design flow, from specification to tape-out, and apply it to hands-on design work in advanced CMOS nodes. Your projects will vary with the product cycle and your own interests. Your responsibilities will include:

• Learn the fundamentals of analog IC design: MOSFET/FinFET/GAA device behavior, noise and distortion, feedback and stability, and fully differential circuits.
• Interpret circuit specifications and help design and simulate basic analog building blocks such as amplifiers, OTAs, current mirrors, comparators, and LDOs.
• Run schematic and post-layout simulations with industry-standard EDA tools (for example Cadence Virtuoso and Spectre), including PVT corner and Monte Carlo analysis.
• Optimize designs for performance, noise, power, and area.
• Support circuit behavior analysis and mixed-mode simulation, and, where applicable, silicon evaluation and characterization.
• Participate in weekly technical readings, presentations, and design reviews, and document your work.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams (layout, verification, validation, and CAD) and learn from mentors and experienced engineers.

What We're Looking For

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or Electrical & Computer Engineering (expected to graduate in 2027 or 2028)
• Solid understanding of analog circuit fundamentals and transistor-level design.
• Knowledge of semiconductor device physics and basic CMOS fabrication processes.
• Familiarity with basic analog building blocks and their functions (for example op-amps, LDOs, current mirrors, PLLs).
• Completed coursework in circuit theory, electronics, analog circuits, and microelectronics/integrated circuits.
• Good English reading, writing, and communication skills, enough to read technical documentation and present your work.
• Self-motivated, curious, and eager to learn, with strong teamwork and problem-solving skills.
  
  

Nice to Have

• Hands-on experience with Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre, or similar SPICE simulators.
• Academic or personal projects in analog or mixed-signal IC design (for example OTA, bandgap, or LDO design).
• Basic knowledge of Linux/Unix and scripting (Python, Tcl, or MATLAB).
• Interest in high-speed SerDes, PLL/clocking, or data converters.

Additional Compensation And Benefit Elements

With competitive compensation and great benefits, you will enjoy our workstyle within an environment of shared collaboration, transparency, and inclusivity. We’re dedicated to giving our people the tools and resources they need to succeed in doing work that matters, and to grow and develop with us. For additional information on what it’s like to work at Marvell, visit our Careers page.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or protected veteran status.