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Silicon, Hardware, & Photonics Engineering - Internship
Lightmatter · Boston, Mountain View · Posted 30d ago
About the role
📋 Description Support design and simulation of optical components and photonic interconnects that move data at Help develop and run tests that validate silicon photonics products from the lab bench to Assist in the design and verification of analog and mixed-signal circuits that drive and control Contribute to the characterization and integration of laser sources powering Lightmatter's photonic Support board bring-up, lab validation, and system integration of Lightmatter's photonic computing Work on RTL development, modeling of photonics circuitry, and developing algorithms and control 🎯 Requirements Pursuing or recently completed a BS, MS, or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Computer Hands-on experience through coursework, capstone projects, research labs, or past internships. Familiarity with at least one relevant tool — SolidWorks, ANSYS, ADS, Cadence. Curious, collaborative, and comfortable asking questions. 🎁 Benefits Comprehensive Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision) Retirement Savings Matching Program Life Insurance (Basic, Voluntary & AD&D) Generous Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays) Paid Family Leave Short Term & Long Term Disability
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This Silicon, Hardware, & Photonics Engineering - Internship position is listed as hybrid (Boston, Mountain View).
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The listing states 40-67 USD.
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This is a intern level position.
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