VLSI Frontend Design Intern
We're Hiring: VLSI Frontend Design Intern
At IGNIT Technical Solutions, we're looking for a driven technical intern to join our VLSI analog layout and design team.
What you'll do:
Contribute to real-world VLSI frontend design projects (schematic design, logic implementation, design optimization)
Engage directly with clients across semiconductor, IoT, and embedded systems — understand their technical needs and translate them into design solutions
Work alongside experienced circuit designers and layout engineers
Explore cutting-edge tools: Cadence, Spectre, custom design methodologies
What you'll gain:
✓ Hands-on VLSI/analog design experience
✓ Direct exposure to industry workflows and customer expectations
✓ Strong network in the semiconductor and hardware space
✓ Portfolio work you can showcase to top companies
✓ Mentorship from practicing VLSI engineers
Who we're looking for:
Strong fundamentals in analog circuits or digital design
Problem-solving mindset & ownership
Comfortable with technical communication
Based in/open to Chennai
This is a high-impact opportunity to build real skills in a growing space.
Interested? Send your resume to: [contact shared on WhatsApp]
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