Supply Chain Hardware Developer Intern
IBM
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IBM is a US-based global technology company providing hybrid cloud, AI, consulting, enterprise software, and IT infrastructure products and services.
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The Entry Level Supply Chain Hardware Developer joins the hardware development engineering team to build, test, and support hardware, firmware, and semiconductors for industry-leading products. This role involves developing cutting-edge microprocessors and hardware for infrastructure including zSystems, Power Systems, Storage, and Quantum Systems. Daily responsibilities include logic design, verification, physical design, signal integrity analysis, and thermal testing. Candidates will utilize technologies such as VHDL, Verilog, SPICE, and TCL, alongside programming languages like C/C++, Python, and Java. The position requires proficiency in hardware architectures including RISC-V, ARM, and FPGA. The work focuses on solving technical challenges in microprocessor and ASIC design, electronic design automation, and materials characterization to power cognitive business and cloud computing infrastructure.
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