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NVIDIA · China, Shanghai

Custom SOC Intern - 2027

China, ShanghaiEarly career

Listed on NVIDIA’s official careers site. Listed as of October 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

NVIDIA NVLink™ Fusion delivers industry-leading AI scale-up and scale-out performance with NVIDIA technology plus semi-custom ASICs or CPUs. These custom ASICs are tailored to meet unique performance, power, and feature requirements, allowing for deeper customization of elements like I/O capabilities, memory interfaces, and workload-specific accelerators. NVIDIA custom SOC team (Nvlink Fusion team) aims to create the best solutions for customers based on NVIDIA Industry-leading technologies.

We are looking to grow our team with the smartest people in the world, join us if you want to learn about the world’s leading custom SOC solutions.

What you’ll be doing

Functional and IO IP development Different IPs integration and release for custom silicon Build SOC or sub-system, signoff function/performance and QoR Methodology improvement for high-efficiency custom silicon development What we need to see: Pursuing Master candidate in EE/CS or related field Basic C/C++ knowledge is a must Scripting knowledge (Perl/Python/Shell) Basic digital circuit/verilog knowledge is a must Basic verification knowledge is a must Ways to stand out from the crowd: Quick learner, willing to take challenges in a new field Fluent English and good communication skills Familiar with VCS, system Verilog and UVM Background with ASIC design flow, like synthesis Familiar with AMBA protocols such as AXI, ACE, CHI, ATB, etc.

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