Fab Software Engineering Intern - Summer
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About this role
About the Role
We are seeking a Software Engineering Intern to work on the Fab team for the Summer term. The internship begins in May or June, with the option for preferably a 4 to 8-month commitment. You will build full-stack applications, tools, and infrastructure for a software-defined semiconductor fab.
This is a deeply broad, multi-domain, hands-on role. You’ll work on control of semiconductor fabrication equipment, and data analysis of semiconductor process development. The software you build will help engineers develop and operate the fab. If you’re excited by building complex features from scratch, and learning new domains quickly, this is a great place to grow.
A portfolio or GitHub is generally required to apply: show us the things you’ve built! For us, a good portfolio includes evidence of strong engineering skills and curiosity.
Responsibilities
- Develop frontend + backend, data driven applications to run the fab
- Develop software for sequencing and controlling fab operations
Required Experience
- Pursuing a BS in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or demonstrated exceptional skill in software engineering
- Strong programming skills in Rust and Go or Typescript plus a strong desire to learn
- Solid understanding of systems fundamentals: memory, performance, concurrency
- Experience building non-trivial software projects from scratch (personal, academic, or professional)
- Interest in one or more of the following areas: databases, visualization, data processing pipelines
Nice-to-have
- Experience with interactive software such as Figma, Blender, CAD tools, KiCad, or scientific computing environments
- Familiarity with schema evolution, database migrations, or serialization formats like Protobuf
- Understanding of collaborative or distributed systems (e.g., CRDTs, OT, WebSockets)
- Appreciation for texts such as Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs and Designing Data-Intensive Applications: The Big Ideas Behind Reliable, Scalable, and Maintainable Systems
- Exposure to advanced 2D/3D visualization, simulation, or novel user interfaces