13 Apr 2026

Working Student – Analog Regression & Test Automation

NXP Semiconductors

Eindhoven

13 Apr 2026

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Working Student position in Analog Regression & Test Automation at NXP Semiconductors in Eindhoven. Requires enrollment in Electrical Engineering or related field and familiarity with Analog/RF circuits and Cadence/Virtuoso. Responsibilities include building scripted flows for Analog simulations and automating routine checks.

HybridInternshipInternshipAnalog/RF CircuitsCadence/Virtuoso

Working Student – Analog Regression & Test Automation

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HybridInternshipInternshipAnalog/RF Circuits

Salary

Not specified

Work Location

Eindhoven, North Brabant, Netherlands, NL

Work Model

Hybrid

Employment Type

Internship

Experience Level

Working Student

Core Qualifications

Technical (Must-have)

Analog/RF circuitsCadence/Virtuoso

Tools (Must-have)

Cadence VirtuosoADE Assembler/XLSpectre/Mica

Preferred Qualifications

Technical (Nice-to-have)

Python

Key Responsibilities

•Use internal flows and further build scripted flow (e.g., Python/OCEAN/SKILL) to run batch Analog simulations (Spectre/Mica) across PVT corners and Monte Carlo.
•Integrate with Cadence Virtuoso/ADE Assembler/XL (or equivalent) to programmatically netlist, launch, and harvest results.
•Create and manage golden result baselines and thresholds for pass/fail and drift detection.
•Work with Analog designers to capture specifications and limits for each testbench.
•Document the flow (user guides, quick starts) and hand over to the team for long-term use.

Working StudentAnalog RegressionTest AutomationSemiconductorElectrical EngineeringCadencePythonInternshipHybridEindhoven

Key Responsibilities

•Use internal flows and further build scripted flow (e.g., Python/OCEAN/SKILL) to run batch Analog simulations (Spectre/Mica) across PVT corners and Monte Carlo.

•Integrate with Cadence Virtuoso/ADE Assembler/XL (or equivalent) to programmatically netlist, launch, and harvest results.

•Create and manage golden result baselines and thresholds for pass/fail and drift detection.

•Work with Analog designers to capture specifications and limits for each testbench.

•Document the flow (user guides, quick starts) and hand over to the team for long-term use.