ASIC Digital Design Intern

About the Role

The ASIC Logic Design Team develops custom silicon for Micron's memory and storage solutions. We design high-speed ASICs and memory controller IP, collaborating with engineers across design, verification, validation, and product development to bring new technologies from concept to production.

As a Digital Design Engineer Intern, you will work with experienced engineers to help design next-generation ASIC solutions. This internship offers hands-on exposure to advanced semiconductor technologies and the full ASIC development lifecycle, including digital, analog, and mixed-signal design. You will contribute to meaningful projects while building technical expertise in a collaborative environment.

What You Will Do

• Support the design and implementation of high-speed digital logic for tester ASICs and memory controller IP.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams including Design Verification, Analog Design, Synthesis, Physical Design, and Lab Validation.
• Assist with integrating digital designs with custom analog circuitry and third-party IP solutions.
• Participate in design reviews and contribute to technical documentation.
• Present technical concepts and project updates to engineering teams.
• Explore AI-enabled design methodologies, including Generative AI and AI-assisted workflows, to boost productivity and innovation.
• Learn industry-standard design processes and best practices in advanced semiconductor development.

Minimum Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's, or Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field.
• Understanding of digital logic design, verification methodologies, and high-speed digital interfaces.
• Experience with programming or scripting languages such as Python, Linux Shell, or similar.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
• Ability to work effectively in a collaborative team environment.
• Must be enrolled in a degree program and not graduate before August 2027.

Preferred Qualifications

• Exposure to analog and mixed-signal circuit concepts, including PLLs, DLLs, CDRs, CMOS, or CML-based designs.
• Familiarity with semiconductor design tools for synthesis, linting, simulation, formal verification, or implementation.
• Previous academic, research, personal, or internship projects related to digital IC design, computer architecture, or semiconductor technologies.
• Demonstrated curiosity, initiative, and a passion for learning new technologies.