RF & Electrical Engineering Intern
MACOM
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- Location
- Northampton, MA
- Job type
- Full time, Internship
- Posted
- Oct 13
- 6 days ago
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About the company
MACOM
Semiconductors · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
What you'll do
- Create a procedure for 3D printing RF absorptive materials, design fixtures to measure materials parameters, and measure materials at various millimeter-wave frequencies.
What you need
- The ideal candidate is a student working towards a BS or MS in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering.
- Education: a bachelor's degree or a postgraduate degree
Key skills
Electrical EngineeringMechanical Engineering3D printingmaterials measurementmillimeter-wave
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Job Description: Additive Manufacturing of RF Absorptive Materials and Materials Measurement
As an intern at MACOM, you will receive mentorship and guidance from experienced engineers throughout
your internship. Our team is mostly committed to helping you grow professionally, answer your questions,
and ensuring you have a rewarding but also highly challenging experience.
This is a summer internship position working with the millimeter-wave module design team at MACOM’s
Northampton, MA Center of Excellence. The ideal candidate will be a student working towards a BS or MS
in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering. The project is threefold: Creation of a procedure for 3D printing
of RF absorptive materials, designing fixtures to measure the materials parameters, and measurement of the
materials at various millimeter-wave frequencies.