Mixed-Signal Design Intern

Rambus

San Jose, CA30+ yrs9m agovia LinkedIn

Posted 14 Nov 2026, 00:11 ET

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Who can apply
30 years+ of experience
Must know
Circuit design
Work
On-site in San Jose · internship
Pay
$32.2–$59.8 an hour
Skill demand
Circuit design61%of 99 similar entry-level jobs posted in the US this week
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About the Role

Rambus is seeking to hire a Mixed-Signal Design Intern to join their Memory Interconnect Design team in San Jose, California. In this role, you will be working with inventors and engineers developing products that make data faster and safer.

Key Responsibilities

  • Design and simulate high-speed Mixed-Signal custom circuits
  • Research and implement optimal low power architecture
  • Work with layout team to achieve post extraction performance
  • Document analysis and simulation to show that design achieves electrical, timing parameters and pre-silicon verification flow
  • Work under the supervision of Sr. Design Engineers on the team

Requirements & Tech Stack

  • Enrolled in MS EE or PhD EE with a minimum GPA of 3.5/4.0
  • Course work or experience in CMOS mixed-signal circuit design
  • Good knowledge of basic circuit and timing design principles
  • Some knowledge of Verilog-A, Verilog is desirable
  • Strong work ethics and ability to work with diverse team

About Rambus

Rambus is a global company that makes industry-leading memory interface chips and Silicon IP to advance data center connectivity and solve the bottleneck between memory and processing. With over 30 years of semiconductor experience, Rambus is a leading provider of high-performance products and innovations that maximize the bandwidth, capacity, and security for AI and other data-intensive workloads.

The US hourly range for this full-time position is $32.20 to $59.80.

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