Design and Verification Engineer Intern

Booz Allen Hamilton•Beavercreek, OH

23h•$55,200 - $126,000•Hybrid

About The Position

As an electrical engineering intern, you will help government clients develop reliable, mission-ready semiconductor technologies. You will contribute to the design, simulation, and verification of digital circuits for advanced microelectronic systems, supporting secure and reliable digital hardware for mission-critical applications. You will learn to translate system requirements into hardware specifications; develop RTL using a hardware description language; create simulation-based testbenches; execute verification plans; analyze coverage; and troubleshoot bugs. The role provides experience in RTL development, functional verification, semiconductor design workflows, and electronic design automation tools. Work supports national security and defense missions by helping deliver trusted microelectronics that operate as intended. The role is hybrid and based in Beavercreek, Ohio. U.S. citizenship is required due to the nature of the work performed at the facility.

Requirements

Knowledge of digital logic design concepts, including Boolean logic, finite-state machines, combinational logic, and sequential logic.
Knowledge of at least one hardware description or hardware verification language, such as Verilog or SystemVerilog.
Ability to develop, simulate, debug, or verify digital hardware through academic coursework, laboratory assignments, internships, or technical projects.
Ability to use scripting or programming languages, such as Python, C, C++, Tcl, or Bash, for engineering or test automation.
Ability to communicate technical information and collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams.
Scheduled to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Electronics Engineering by Spring 2030.
U.S. citizenship is required.

Nice To Haves

Experience developing RTL, testbenches, assertions, verification plans, or functional coverage.
Knowledge of verification methodologies, including Universal Verification Methodology.
Ability to use electronic design automation or simulation tools from vendors such as Cadence, Siemens, or Synopsys.

Responsibilities

Help design and develop digital logic for microelectronic systems.
Develop verification environments, testbenches, and reusable verification components.
Translate system requirements into hardware specifications.
Develop RTL using a hardware description language.
Create simulation-based testbenches and execute verification plans.
Analyze coverage and troubleshoot bugs.
Support the development and evaluation of secure, reliable digital hardware for mission-critical applications.