The intern will assist in R&D by developing algorithms, validating software, testing, and addressing performance issues in circuit simulation software.
At Cadence, we hire and develop leaders and innovators who want to make an impact on the world of technology.
The Intern will assist R&D staff in developing new algorithms and visualization for Voltus-XFi EMIR. Job duties may include hands-on experience in researching new algorithmic approaches, software engineering to implement new features, performing software validation and testing, and investigating performance/accuracy issues in the simulator.
Requirements:
- Knowledge of data structures and algorithms, and implementation in modern C/C++.
- Exposure to GUI development using toolkits like Qt would be a plus.
- Linux development experience, would be a plus.
- Applicant should be pursuing a degree (BS, MS or PhD) in electrical engineering, computer science, or related field and graduating in Spring/Summer 2026.
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Top Skills
C,C++,Qt,Linux
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