CPU Core Physical Design Technical Graduate Intern, Spring
Apply on Intel’s site →Job Details: Job Description: The Role and Impact As a 2027 Physical Design Engineering Graduate Intern, you will contribute to the physical implementation of silicon designs to create manufacturing-ready solutions. Your day-to-day work will involve tasks such as synthesis, place and route, timing analysis, clocking, and/or integration. By assisting in verification and signoff activities, you will ensure manufacturability and performance compliance, directly supporting Intel's broader innovation goals. Business group The Data Center Group (DCG) is at the forefront of transforming data-centric technologies by delivering solutions that power Intel's silicon and platform advancements. Focused on high-performance computing, storage, and connectivity, DCG plays a vital role in shaping Intel's impact across industries, enabling scalable, automated, and impactful designs for modern infrastructure challenges. January 2027 - August 2027 Ideal candidate is local to Folsom area or will arrange for a semester away. Relocation is available. Key Responsibilities - Support physical design implementation, including synthesis, place and route, and integration. - Conduct timing analysis and clocking to optimize design performance. - Assist in verification and signoff activities to ensure manufacturability and compliance. - Collaborate with cross-functional teams to enhance design scalability and automation. - Learn and apply knowledge through hands-on tasks and projects aligned with Intel's goals.