FPGA Development Intern

Shureorporated•Niles, IL

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Shure offers a challenging, fun, and rewarding summer internship program for undergraduate and graduate students. The twelve-week program includes various work arrangements, from onsite to fully remote within the US, with competitive salaries. Interns relocating to Illinois for onsite positions will receive a housing stipend. Applications are reviewed in late fall/early winter. The FPGA Design Engineering Intern will assist in developing and implementing FPGA designs under senior staff guidance, gaining exposure to the entire FPGA development cycle: architecture, HDL entry, synthesis, place and route, verification, and test-benching. Interns will also conduct system-level and FPGA tests on circuit boards for wireless communication systems. This role involves working within a cross-functional team to design and implement audio products and technology, estimating, organizing, and documenting development tasks, and adhering to solid design methodologies. This internship will be Hybrid or Onsite in Niles, IL.

Requirements

Must have completed two years of coursework in Electrical Engineering or related area.
Basic understanding of FPGA development cycle and familiarity with VHDL or Verilog.
Experience with FPGA tools Xilinx Vivado or Intel Quartus
Knowledge of digital logic circuits, embedded controllers, DSP concepts and memory types.
Experience with Python programming language.
Basic knowledge of audio or wireless communications.
Demonstrated verbal and written communication skills
Ability to work effectively within a team environment
Quality conscious
Applicants for this position must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis. Shure will not sponsor applicants for this position for work visas.

Responsibilities

Participate in all phases of FPGA development, including: Architecture design, HDL (Hardware Description Language) coding, Synthesis, Place and route, Verification, Testbench creation and debugging
Conduct system-level and FPGA-specific testing on a variety of audio products, such as: Microphones, Wireless microphone systems, Signal processors, Personal monitoring devices