Electrical Engineer Intern
Hardware Design
Likely openWe list a role only while we believe it is still open. Confirm on the posting before you apply.
What stands out
- Pay is stated up front — $21 / year. Most postings never say.
- Only 2 people had applied when this was listed.
- Posted in the last 24 hours.
The gist
This internship involves designing secure hardware systems for military use, working with FPGA and ASIC technologies. Ideal for students with a background in electrical engineering and hands-on experience in embedded systems. The role offers on-site work in Boise with opportunities for professional growth and collaboration on cutting-edge security projects.
What you would actually do
- Design and test secure hardware systems for military applications
- Work with FPGA, ASIC, and embedded C/C++ development
- Collaborate on CPU and crypto core architectures in a cross-functional team
Skills mentioned
How to apply
Internships in the US often collect hundreds of applicants within a day, so applying early matters more than applying perfectly. A half-finished application sent on the first morning beats a polished one sent on the third.
This summary was written by InternDoor from the public posting, and is not the employer's own wording. The linked posting is the source of truth — check it before you apply.