Analog IC Design Engineering Intern (GaN)
About The Position
As a GaN analog design intern you will bring focus on new GaN device design, testing and characterization. You will help benchmark and in-turn modify our device and process technology to make our customers’ visions a reality. You’ll design, characterize, model and enable productization of next generation of high voltage and optoelectronic devices, with the opportunity to work in a lot of exciting areas and with industry experts. About the Position Kilby Labs is looking for a qualified internship candidate for the position of Analog Design Engineer with focus on GaN device technology: process- and device-design, characterization, modeling, and optimization of power and optoelectronic applications. Background knowledge of device physics, compact model development, on-wafer test and measurement and data analysis is preferred. Master’s or Ph.D. (ongoing) candidates in Electrical and Computer Engineering with specialization in Integrated Devices, Circuits and Systems are preferred. Kilby represents an advanced research and product development support organization within TI chartered to define and develop new and innovative IP in collaboration with business units and customers. Kilby engineers must have the ability to approach new and/or existing problems from a different perspective in a way that results in unique, leap-frog technologies. In addition, Kilby engineers are required to take on all aspects of a project depending on project needs.
Nice To Haves
- Background knowledge of device physics, compact model development, on-wafer test and measurement and data analysis is preferred.
- Master’s or Ph.D. (ongoing) candidates in Electrical and Computer Engineering with specialization in Integrated Devices, Circuits and Systems are preferred.
Responsibilities
- Design, optimize, and TCAD model power and optoelectronic devices to understand device performance and bottlenecks arising from device construction
- Define and develop mixed optical and electrical test and characterization infrastructure
- Take on-wafer and in-package electrical tests: IVs, breakdown and CV tests
- Take optical test data: Impact of different wavelength (visible-UV) light illumination
- Analyze data and quantify generation efficiency, IQE, impact of BEOL metals on optical flux
- Study changes in electrical characteristics of device: VT/IDSAT/RDSON vs. optical flux
- Define compact modeling requirements for such opto-electronic devices
- Work with circuit designers and system engineers to understand desired device figures-of-merit to guarantee competitive advantage in customer use-cases
- Come up with novel device architectures to address device and system requirements.
- Perform process flow simulations and recipe-optimization to realize those device-architectures, in collaboration with the process development teams
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Intern
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees
