Analog Design Intern - Master's Degree (Quarter Schools / Fall 2026 Start Dates)

About the role#

This is a full-time, paid internship within the Broadband Analog group at Marvell Technology. The role focuses on the design and validation of FET and BiCMOS circuits for high-speed broadband integrated circuits used in optical fiber data communication. Interns will work on projects supporting data center and telecom markets, contributing to the development of high-performance analog front-end receivers.

What you'll do#

• Perform active-circuit design, including leading-edge transimpedance amplifiers using SiGe BiCMOS and advanced CMOS FinFET technologies.
• Develop transmission line and millimeter-wave structures to achieve high performance.
• Design high-performance broadband analog circuits for optical front-end receivers.
• Design various analog circuits, such as linear regulators, AGC loops, current/voltage sensors, and bandgaps.
• Collaborate with functional groups to facilitate post-silicon validation, qualification, mass production transition, and customer support.

What you'll need#

• Currently pursuing an MS or PhD in electrical engineering with an emphasis on analog/mixed-signal IC design.
• Proven experience in high-performance receiver design, including chip tape-out and lab evaluation.
• Solid experience using EDA CAD tools and performing analog custom layout.
• Experience measuring IC performance and debugging designs to correlate simulation results with physical measurements.
• Deep understanding of fundamental concepts, including transistor-level design, device physics, and control/feedback loop stability analysis.
• Strong communication, presentation, and documentation skills.

Location & details#

• Location: Westlake Village, California.
• Term: Fall 2026.
• Modality: On-site.
• Compensation: $39 - $76 per hour, with additional compensation potentially available for PhD candidates.