INTERNSHIP - NAND Cell Characterization & AI Tools
Pubblicato il 08-10-2026 - Micron Technology in Vimercate
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Join our dynamic and innovative NAND CELL Team at Micron's R&D; site in Vimercate, Italy. As a NAND Cell Characterization & AI Tools Intern, you will participate in progressive NAND memory technology development. This outstanding role offers you the opportunity to compose and create AI-enabled tools for automating the analysis and processing of micro-probing characterization waveforms. Your contributions will support Micron's NAND product roadmap.
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with CELL engineers to understand micro-probing workflows and waveform semantics.
- Build and implement modular AI components for waveform ingestion, preprocessing, and feature extraction.
- Develop a structured comparison engine to perform 1:1 delta analysis against Micron internal reference waveforms.
- Generate detailed reports with structured, human-readable summaries for engineer review.
- Implement an engineer-in-the-loop (HITL) validation interface to ensure human confirmation at critical decision points.
- Validate the robustness of tools through test cases and iterative engineering feedback.
- Document all modules, assumptions, and usage guidelines to ensure maintainability.
- Ensure all tasks conform to Micron's Code of Business Conduct and relevant intellectual property guidelines.
- Leverage on Atificial intelligence to optimize the workflow
Minimum Qualifications:
- Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field.
- Understanding of AI/ML fundamentals including LLMs and embeddings.
- Proficient in programming languages such as Python and/or C/C++.
- Basic knowledge of signal processing and time-domain waveform concept