Graphics Hardware Validation Undergraduate Engineering Intern

Are you interested in GPUs, computer hardware, and understanding how complex systems work? As a Graphics Hardware Validation Undergraduate Engineering Intern you will gain hands-on experience validating Intel's discrete graphics platforms and helping ensure their functionality, performance, quality, and product readiness.

You will work alongside experienced engineers to develop and execute validation tests, analyze results, investigate hardware and software issues, and support system-level debugging. You'll gain practical exposure to GPU and PC architecture, discrete graphics, laboratory equipment, Python automation, power and thermal validation, PCIe, operating systems, and system-level troubleshooting.

This is an opportunity to apply what you've learned through coursework, labs, research, personal projects, or prior internship experience to real-world engineering challenges.

• →Execute platform and board validation tasks, including developing and implementing test plans to assess functionality and performance.
• →Analyze test results to identify anomalies and assist in debugging functional and performance issues.
• →Collaborate with hardware and software teams to ensure full platform readiness and high-quality deliverables.
• →Support configuration testing and manufacturability assessments for data center platforms.
• → Participate in benchmarking execution and validation of power and thermal characteristics.
• →Contribute to hands-on projects while learning and applying knowledge relevant to Intel's business goals.

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