Job Overview:
We seek an enthusiastic engineer who is eager to work in a multicultural and diverse setting, interested in developing positive relationships with different teams across multiple design centers.
You are a highly motivated electronic, computer or software engineer, interested in defining methodologies and making them concrete and applying them on the ground through automation.
You want to enable innovative chips and systems to develop the future of technology.
The role is based at our Sophia Antipolis design centre, a modern workplace built to high environmental and wellbeing standards and certified to LEED and WELL standards ).
What you could be doing as a Chip Methodology & Automation Intern:
Within the Chip Methodology and Automation team, your primary responsibility is to analyze, develop, and improve SoC development environment. You will help to automate service-delivery lifecycle for our CAD environment, from provisioning through validation to monitoring and alerting.
We are looking for individuals who:
- Are students in their last year of Masters (BAC+5 or equivalent) and available for a 5-month to 6-month internship
- Are studying electronic engineering, computer engineering or computer science (other degrees may also be considered based on experience)
- Demonstrate good problem solving and debugging skills
- Possess great curiosity, energy and willingness to learn
- Have strong interpersonal and teamwork skills
- Are proficient in oral and written English
Qualities that will help your application stand out:
- A keen curiosity about SOC, Hardware Development, EDA
- Linux/Unix, Python, Shell Script (bash, …) automation
- Exposure to or knowledge of DevOps, CI/CD, Jenkins, Git/Gerrit, Codex/Claude, HPC, LSF, NFS
Additional Information:
We encourage early applications as we review them on a first come/first served basis.
Arm Internships require you to be enrolled in a higher education degree.
The internship duration is 6 months, starting in 2027.
French Law requires students to complete an internship agreement (Convention de Stage). This is a tripartite agreement signed by the student, their home university and host organization, that facilitates an internship in France. It is the contract defining all the essential points of the internship: duration, missions, remuneration and benefits, insurance in the event of an accident, etc.
It is preferable that Arm's own template of the agreement is used. Successful applicants will be required to provide contact details of the appropriate university representatives in order to have the agreement signed.
Please note we are unable to provide visa sponsorship for this role. Applicants must have the right to work in the country where the internship is based, without relying on sponsorship by Arm, for the full duration of the internship
In Return:
Working on interesting new projects with leaders in the field is exciting, but we also know how important it is to receive support. That's why throughout your internship, you can expect regular feedback and development opportunities, social activities to connect with your peers, an end of internship celebration, plus the opportunity to be *considered for future Graduate positions (*subject to performance). #getreadytogrow
In addition to a competitive salary of €27,000 per annum, our on-the-job learning and mentoring/buddy schemes provide unparalleled learning and networking opportunities from the best in the industry.
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