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NVIDIA · China, Shanghai

DFT Intern - 2027

China, ShanghaiEarly career

Listed on NVIDIA’s official careers site. Posted October 14, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

DFT focus on strategy definition through logic design and insertion, pre-silicon verification, pattern generation, and ATE bringup for NVIDIA chips, with special emphasis on ATE bringup, pattern/generation and validation, yield debug, failure analysis and volume diagnosis for ramp to production. As a DFT intern at NVIDIA, you will help own the testing methodology from strategy definition through logic design and insertion, pre-silicon verification, pattern generation, and ATE bringup.

What you’ll be doing

DFT logic implementation and verification Maintain DFT flow and run regression Run DFT verification Pattern generation and bringup What we need to see:

  • Strong logic design and verification background Possess very basic knowledge of DFT Skilled in Perl/tcl programming
  • Proficient at Verilog HDL Pursuing MS/PhD in EE Ways to stand out from the crowd: Prefer to have experience with logic simulators and debug tools (such as vcs, ncsim, verdi) Familiar with C/C , Makefile is a plus
  • Strong problem solving and analytical skills
  • Excellent communication skills and teamwork NVIDIA is widely considered to be one of the technology world’s most desirable employers.

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