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2027 New College Graduates - Design Engineering

Silicon Labs · Austin · On-site

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About the role

This posting represents a talent pool and may support multiple potential 2027 new college graduate openings for the Design Engineering organization. Applying to the talent pool does not guarantee an interview or placement on a specific team. Applications will be reviewed as full time employment needs are confirmed. If your background aligns with an available opportunity, a recruiter may contact you to discuss your experience, interests, location preferences, and the next steps in the interview process.

More about this role

Silicon Labs (NASDAQ: SLAB) is the leading innovator in low-power wireless connectivity, building embedded technology that connects devices and improves lives. Merging cutting-edge technology into the world’s most highly integrated SoCs, Silicon Labs provides device makers the solutions, support, and ecosystems needed to create advanced edge connectivity applications. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Silicon Labs has operations in over 16 countries and is the trusted partner for innovative solutions in the smart home, industrial IoT, and smart cities markets. Learn more at www.silabs.com .

The following Design Engineering teams may be looking for early-career talent:

Analog/Mixed-Signal Design: Design, simulate, and evaluate analog and mixed-signal circuits used in semiconductor products. Projects may involve amplifiers, converters, power management, clocking, sensors, or other circuit-level technologies.

Digital Design: Support the design and implementation of digital logic for integrated circuits and system-on-chip products. Work may include RTL development, microarchitecture, synthesis, and design integration.

Design Verification: Help develop verification environments, test...

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