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15 of 16 #manufacturing #opening (10/9/23) Any student of #science and #engineering with inclination to #applied #research can tell you how #coveted #internships at IBM are. Applied research is the stepping stone to manufacturing! All I need say is: #Applications are #open #checkitout and #share #celebrating #manufacturing #day #intern #job #posting #hiring #hiringnow #techjobs #US #hardware

🚨 Undergraduate students! Intel Corporation released its Cloud Software Engineering Internship for Summer 2024 Here's what you need to know: ☁ Remote work model ☁ Pay is $19-$52/hr ☁ Full-time (40hrs/week) So if you're pursuing a Bachelors in in Data Science, Computer Engineering, Computer Science or STEM related And have programming experience in either Python or similar language Then consider applying to Intel Corporation now! Here's the link 👇 https://lnkd.in/gk_mfuNk You got this! ＿＿ Found this useful? Consider re-sharing 🔁 and following me Mark Benliyan for more content like this! #internship #intel #coding #softwareengineering

Code-a-thon by Cisco (Batch -2024/2025) For this 24-hour event where computer enthusiasts can connect, exchange ideas, and demonstrate their talents, Cisco is accepting applications. Open to all college students, with a chance to win #full-time jobs and #internships @Cisco. Apply as a three-person team before June 25 at noon(12pm). Eligibility 1- Teams must register collectively with a fixed size of three members—no less or more 2- Participants in the team can be from any university / branch / degree / CGPA 3- The participants should not have any active backlogs/arrears at the time of registration. 4- The participants must either be #pre-final year students (2025 graduating year) or #final year (2024 graduating year). 5- All participants must be willing to travel to Bangalore for the final round (if selected post the assessment) Mark down your calendars: Online Assessment for Team: 28th June 2023 Code-a-thon @Cisco Bangalore campus:13th July and 14th July 2023 Find the link to register in the first comment down below. Till then, #keeplearningkeepexploring

Applications are now open to intern with IBM Quantum the summer of 2024 (International internship opportunities are still to be added) #Internship #Articleship #IBMSummerInternship #IBM #Quantum #QuantumComputing #QuantumTechnology #tech #computing #research #ViratKothari #QuantumNews #QuantumTechnology #DrViratkumarKothari #QuantumNews

🚨 Computer Science students! Intel Corporation released its Machine Learning Internship for Summer 2024. Here's what you need to know: ☁ Remote work model ☁ Pay is $24-$51/hr ☁ Full-time(40hrs/week) So if you are pursuing a Bachelors in Computer Science, Computer Engineering or related field. And have 3+ months experience with LLM's. Then consider applying to Intel Corporation now! Here's the link 👇 https://lnkd.in/gqsaRRFm You got this! ＿＿ Found this useful? Consider re-sharing 🔁 and following me Mark Benliyan for more content like this! #internship #intel #coding #softwareengineering

🚨 Calling all postgraduate students! NVIDIA released its Solutions Architect Internship for Fall 2024 Here's what you need to know: 🖥 Located in Santa Clara, CA | Remote 🖥 Full-time (40hrs/week) 🖥 Pay is $16-$88/hr So if you're pursuing a Masters or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Math, Physics or a related And have programming skills in 1 or more high level languages(Python, C, C++) Then consider applying to NVIDIA now! Here's the link 👇 https://lnkd.in/gW2yn5X2? You got this! ＿＿ Found this useful? Consider re-sharing 🔁 and following me Mark Benliyan for more content like this! #internship #NVIDIA #coding #softwareengineering

🚨 Undergraduate students! Intel Corporation released its Software Engineering Internship for Summer 2024 Here's what you need to know: ☁ Located in Atlanta, GA ☁ 12-week program ☁ Full-time (40hrs/week) So if you're pursuing a Bachelors in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Cybersecurity or related technical discipline And have exposure to Internet of Things, edge devices, AI or machine learning Then consider applying to Intel Corporation now! Here's the link 👇 https://lnkd.in/g8SFQY_R You got this! ＿＿ Found this useful? Consider re-sharing 🔁 and following me Mark Benliyan for more content like this! #internship #intel #coding #softwareengineering

Its summer break in most universities. I have noticed a clear difference between those who have done hands-on internships over the ones who don't. In semester projects, often the project runs first time in the last night, but in a professional setting one's work is tested more, scrutinized more. The debugging skills, and better ways to approach a problem and write code not only help in final term projects but throughout careers. Moreover working for typical 40hrs per week on same problem not only shows how big a difference concentrated effort can bring in terms of work done, but also helps getting used to the expected work life later. Quite a few people requested for internships but we ran out of space this year. In the post-covid world, if one couldn't secure internship he can still go through similar experience. Here is a typical flow that I ask internees in the HW design domain to go through: 1- Go through review of logic design course ( https://lnkd.in/eXM3hXW ). If some topic is covered too fast fall back on detailed lecture of that specific topic in course playlist (2016: https://lnkd.in/eVm65q9S and 2020 (covers verilog onwards only): https://lnkd.in/d7BBwcRB ) 2- Write verilog codes and test benches of all the examples covered (counters, Fifo, Clock, Simple processor) and simulate to verify it. If an FPGA board can be issued from university lab, test it on FPGA board (otherwise simulation is ok) From here on we typically decide whether one takes Zynq based training path (which is useful for implementation of DSP based systems. Points 3,4) or processor design path (more useful towards ASIC, Points 5,6,7) 3- For Zynq training, having a Zynq based board with you is essential (There are 100-200$ boards available on Digilent's site). I generally give internees a board ask them to go through first 14 lectures of this playlist ( https://lnkd.in/fyCxqgb ) I typically ask them to understand everything and try it in parallel. And then do the same from their own memory (fall back to lectures only if they forget something) to gain confidence in doing things on their own. 4- Then we decide on some interesting tasks e.g. writing accelerators or up/down converters, using FIR and FFT cores etc. etc. 5- For processor design path, I normally ask them to go through first ~7.5 hrs (before VLIW) of this video ( https://lnkd.in/duiueei4 ) 6- After initial 2 hrs of last video, one can start working on writing verilog code of a single cycle RISCV bare minimum core. Run RISCV compiled code on the processor on an FPGA. 7- Next step is pipelining the processor incorporating stalls or bypassing without breaking it. Typically internship is over before final step, but covering 70% of the path is generally good enough. Feel free to share