Embedded System Design & Characterization Engineer (Summer Intern)
SiTime is seeking a talented and
enthusiastic summer intern to work in the
area of embedded
system design and characterization. SiTime
Corporation, an analog semiconductor company
located in Silicon Valley, offers MEMS-based
silicon timing solutions that replace legacy
quartz
products. Ranked by Deloitte in 2012 as
the “fastest growing semiconductor company
in North America,” SiTime is driving the $5
Billion timing market’s transition to 100%
silicon-based timing. SiTime offers an exciting
new technology, a top-notch team, and a
fast-paced and challenging work environment.
The Embedded System Design & Characterization
Summer Intern will work closely with senior
engineering staff at SiTime to complete
projects related to the development of new
prototype MEMS-based timing systems, and new
systems for test and characterization of MEMS
devices. This includes programming and debug
of microcontroller-based systems,
board-level hardware
design and verification, and characterization
and documentation of system results. The
Embedded Systems Design & Characterization Summer
Intern should possess good software and
algorithm development skills and have
prior hands-on experience with
microcontroller
programming and debug, and board-level
design and verification. Previous
experience with laboratory equipment automation is a plus.
He/she should currently be an upper-level
undergraduate or graduate student in
Electrical or Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent).
For more information, contact Carl Arft:
<mailto:ca_at_sitime.com>ca_at_sitime.com or visit
<
http://www.sitime.com>www.sitime.com.
Responsibilities:
•
Work with senior engineering staff on
projects related to embedded systems development and characterization.
• Implement and test embedded software.
• Perform board-level design changes.
• Characterize & verify device performance.
• Assist with board-level design, schematic capture, and verification.
• Generate specifications and reports based on test/characterization data.
Requirements:
•
Currently an upper-level undergraduate or
graduate student in Electrical Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent.
• Experience with microcontroller programming and debug.
• Excellent programming skills (Matlab knowledge is a plus).
• Experience with board-level circuit design and verification.
•
Experience with laboratory instruments, such
as oscilloscopes, frequency counters, and
spectrum analyzers (GPIB programming experience is a plus).
• Excellent documentation and communication skills.
•
Self-motivation, out-of-the-box thinking, and
a desire to work in a fast-paced
environmen.
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Received on 2013-03-11 11:12:35