Analog Design Engineer Intern
Pubblicato il 03-09-2026 - Allegro Microsystems in Italia
The Allegro team is united by a clear purpose—advancing technologies that make the world safer, more efficient, and more sustainable. With over 30 years of experience in semiconductor innovation, we bring that purpose to life across every part of the business—from breakthrough product development and customer success to how we show up for each other and the communities we serve.
Are you a talented and motivated electronic engineering student passionate about analog IC design, power electronics, and automotive applications? Allegro MicroSystems invites you to join our world-class design team to pioneer a new IP for Isolated Gate Drivers. This is a unique opportunity to conduct your Master’s Thesis research at the cutting edge of the semiconductor industry.
As a thesis student, you will design, simulate and develop innovative and optimize IP for our isolated gate driver portfolio. This research will directly impact our design efficiency and accelerate the development of next-generation high-voltage power products. You will be an integral part of our highly dynamic Milan Design Center,
supported and mentored by industry-leading engineers.
What You Will Gain
- Hands-On Experience: Apply your academic knowledge to a tangible, high-impact project in a professional power electronics IC design environment.
- Expert Mentorship: Receive dedicated guidance and support from our senior design and technology experts.
- Advanced Tooling: Gain proficiency with industry-standard EDA tools (Cadence Virtuoso, Spectre) and behavioral modeling.
- Professional Development: Enhance your skills in problem-solving, teamwork, and working within a global technology leader.
- Networking: Build valuable connections within Allegro and the broader semiconductor industry.
Required Skills And Experience
- Pursuing a Master’s degree in Electronic Engineering (with a focus on Analog/Mixed-Signal IC Design or Power Electronics).
- Strong academic foundation in analog circuit design and power semicon