Gaming and Power and Performance (PnP) is one of the hottest areas in the field of computer engineering these days, especially when the chips industry is pursuing for the highest performance at the lowest possible power.

Core and Client Development group (C2DG) PnP team gives you the opportunity to be part in developing the future, working on cutting edge technology along with the best architects and designers in the industry, in order to model the SoC (System on Chip) power and performance for optimizing the next generation chip to be the best in class.
If you are a 3rd year electrical engineering student (at least 2 years left to finish the degree) with average 80 and above , highly motivated, open minded, team player and responsible person you might be the one we need.

What will you do?

In this role you will work to optimize the SoC for 3D Graphics/Gaming  scenarios using a power and performance model, the daily work will require learning the SoC architecture and the gaming workloads requirement, interacting with Gfx IP team/SoC architecture team/Design/Platform/process team and more.

Qualifications

• 3rd year EE student (at least 2 years left to finish the degree)
• Average 80 and above
• Strong communication skills, highly motivated, open minded, team player

The Core and Client Development Group (C2DG) is a worldwide organization focused on the development and integration of SOCs, Core ™, and critical IPs that power Intel's leadership products, driving most of the Client roadmap for CCG, Delivering Server First Cores that enable continued growth for DCG and invest in future disruptive technologies.