Internship
Intern - AI Agent Tool Development
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About this opportunity:
Join our Power Engineering team and participate in cutting-edge AI Agent tool development. You will work closely with experienced engineers, leveraging AI technology to empower board-level power supply design processes while gaining in-depth understanding of power system design and verification practices.
What you will do:
- Assist engineers in the development and iteration of board-level power supply AI Agent tools, including but not limited to:
- Power topology selection assistant Agent
- Component parameter query and recommendation Agent
- Power Design Rule Check (DRC) automation Agent
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Participate in AI Agent requirements analysis, functional design, Prompt engineering, and testing/verification.
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Assist engineers in power solution evaluation, including comparative analysis across dimensions such as efficiency, thermal design, and cost.
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Assist in selection verification and characterization testing of key power components (DC-DC, LDO, MOSFET, etc.).
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Organize and maintain the power design knowledge base to provide domain data support for AI Agents.
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Write development documentation and test reports, and track project progress.
The skills you bring:
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Currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate student in Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related fields.
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Solid foundation in analog and digital circuits; familiar with basic power topologies (Buck, Boost, Buck-Boost, LDO, etc.).
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Proficient in using AI development tools (e.g., Kiro) with Prompt writing and debugging capabilities.
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Strong interest in AI Agent development; willing to proactively learn LLM applications and Agent framework technologies.
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Basic programming skills (Python preferred); able to write scripts for data processing and automation tasks.
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