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Solidigm is seeking talented and motivated graduate students for our Firmware Engineering and Validation Internships in Gdańsk, Poland. This evergreen posting supports multiple internship opportunities across firmware development, embedded software, and firmware/software validation for Solidigm's data center SSD products. As an intern, you will work on real engineering challenges supporting firmware features, test environments, debug workflows, and validation of SSD and storage-related technologies. This internship is ideal for graduate students who enjoy solving complex technical problems, working close to hardware, and applying software and debugging skills to real-world firmware and validation challenges. Key Responsibilities Interns may be assigned one or more of the following responsibilities based on project needs, team priorities, and individual strengths: Contribute to firmware features, tools, test environments, or debug workflows for SSD and storage-related technologies. Support validation of firmware or system-level functionality; execute test plans; analyze failures; reproduce issues; and assist with root-cause analysis. Develop or improve test scripts, tools, and automation frameworks to improve validation efficiency, coverage, and reporting. Analyze test results, logs, and product behavior to identify trends, issues, and improvement opportunities. Work closely with cross-functional teams including firmware, validation, hardware, and architecture. Create clear documentation for tools, test methods, debug findings, and project deliverables. Minimum Qualifications Currently pursuing a Master's degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical discipline. Experience with one or more programming languages such as Python, C, or C++. Familiarity with Linux-based development or test environments. Strong analytical, debugging, and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a technical team environment. Strong communication skills and eagerness to learn. Preferred Qualifications Experience with firmware development, embedded software, device drivers, or low-level systems programming. Familiarity with SSDs, NAND flash, NVMe, PCIe, or storage systems. Experience with software validation, test automation, debug tools, or regression frameworks. Exposure to test-plan development, failure reproduction, or root-cause analysis. Experience building automation using Python, shell scripting, or test frameworks. Familiarity with performance analysis, log analysis, or telemetry. What You’ll Gain As a Solidigm intern, you will have the opportunity to: Work on meaningful projects tied to real firmware and validation engineering needs. Gain hands-on experience with firmware development, debugging, and validation of data center SSD products. Collaborate with experienced engineers, architects, and cross-functional teams. Develop practical skills in debugging, automation, and technical communication. Present your work, receive feedback, and contribute to solutions that may influence future products. Grow your professional network through mentorship, team engagement, and intern program activities. Additional Information Work location is Gdańsk, Poland, based on business need and internship assignment. Internship availability amd project scope may vary by team, degree level, and business requirements. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Powered by SmartRecruiters - Candidate Privacy Policy

Solidigm is seeking talented and motivated graduate students for our Software, Firmware & AI Engineering Internships in the United States. This evergreen posting supports multiple internship opportunities across software development, firmware engineering, embedded systems, AI/ML, and SSD validation and debug. As an intern, you will work on real engineering challenges supporting Solidigm's data center SSD products, internal engineering platforms, firmware development, and emerging AI-enabled capabilities. This internship is ideal for graduate students who enjoy solving complex technical problems, working close to hardware, and applying software, firmware, and AI techniques to real-world engineering systems. Key Responsibilities Interns may be assigned one or more of the following responsibilities based on project needs, team priorities, and individual strengths: Design, develop, test, and maintain software tools or infrastructure that support engineering workflows and product development. Contribute to firmware features, embedded software, test environments, or debug workflows for SSD and storage-related technologies. Apply machine learning, data analysis, or AI techniques to improve engineering productivity or validation efficiency. Explore or implement AI-assisted tools and workflows that help automate engineering tasks. Build automation frameworks and scripts to improve firmware testing and regression execution. Support validation of software or firmware functionality; analyze failures and assist with root-cause analysis. Analyze test results, logs, and performance metrics to identify trends and improvement opportunities. Collaborate with cross-functional firmware, software, validation, and hardware teams; document tools and debug findings. Minimum Qualifications Currently pursuing a Master's or Ph.D. degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Software Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical discipline. Experience with a programming language such as Python, C, C++, or Java. Familiarity with Linux-based development environments and version control (e.g., Git). Strong analytical, debugging, and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a technical team environment. Preferred Qualifications Experience with firmware development, embedded software, or low-level systems programming. Familiarity with SSDs, NAND flash, NVMe, PCIe, or storage systems. Experience with software validation, test automation, or regression frameworks. Exposure to AI/ML concepts, LLMs, AI agents, or applied machine learning workflows. Experience building automation using Python, shell scripting, or CI/CD tools. Familiarity with performance analysis, log analysis, or telemetry. What You'll Gain As a Solidigm intern, you will have the opportunity to: Work on meaningful projects tied to real engineering and business needs. Gain hands-on experience with software, firmware, AI, and storage technologies. Collaborate with experienced engineers and cross-functional teams. Develop practical skills in debugging, automation, and AI-enabled workflows. Present your work and contribute to solutions that may influence future products. Grow your professional network through mentorship and intern program activities. Additional Information Work locations may include Rancho Cordova, CA; San Jose, CA; or other U.S. Solidigm locations based on business need and internship assignment. Internship availability and project scope may vary by team, degree level, and business requirements. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Powered by SmartRecruiters - Candidate Privacy Policy

Solidigm is seeking talented and motivated undergraduate students for our Software Development & Firmware Engineering Internships in the United States. This evergreen posting supports multiple internship opportunities across software development, firmware engineering, back-end engineering, AI-assisted programming, and data analysis for Solidigm's data center SSD products. As an intern, you will work on real engineering challenges supporting software tools, firmware features, and data-driven workflows that improve engineering productivity and product development. This internship is ideal for undergraduate students who enjoy solving complex technical problems, writing clean and efficient code, working close to hardware, and applying software, firmware, and data analysis skills to real-world engineering systems. Key Responsibilities Interns may be assigned one or more of the following responsibilities based on project needs, team priorities, and individual strengths: Design, develop, test, and maintain software tools, applications, or back-end systems that support engineering workflows and product development. Contribute to firmware features, tools, test environments, or debug workflows for SSD and storage-related technologies. Apply Python, C/C++, or other programming languages, including AI-assisted programming tools, to build scripts, services, or automation that improve engineering efficiency. Support data analysis efforts, including analyzing engineering data, logs, or performance metrics to identify trends and improvement opportunities. Troubleshoot and debug software or firmware issues; reproduce problems and assist with root-cause analysis. Work in Linux-based development environments to build, test, and deploy software or firmware. Work closely with cross-functional teams including software, firmware, data science, and product engineering. Create clear documentation for tools, code, workflows, and project deliverables. Minimum Qualifications Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Data Science, or a related technical discipline. Experience with Python, C, C++, or another programming language. Familiarity with Linux-based development environments. Strong analytical, debugging, and problem-solving skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a technical team environment. Strong communication skills and eagerness to learn. This role is not eligible for candidates requiring VISA sponsorship. Preferred Qualifications Experience with firmware development, embedded software, device drivers, or low-level systems programming. Familiarity with SSDs, NAND flash, NVMe, PCIe, or storage systems. Experience with back-end development, APIs, or service-oriented architecture. Exposure to AI-assisted programming tools, AI/ML concepts, or applied machine learning workflows. Experience with data analysis, scripting, or automation. Familiarity with version control systems such as Git. Strong interest in data center storage, software engineering, firmware, or AI-enabled systems. What You'll Gain As a Solidigm intern, you will have the opportunity to: Work on meaningful projects tied to real engineering and business needs. Gain hands-on experience with software development, back-end systems, AI-assisted programming, and data analysis. Collaborate with experienced engineers and cross-functional teams. Develop practical skills in coding, debugging, and technical communication. Present your work, receive feedback, and contribute to solutions that may influence future products. Grow your professional network through mentorship, team engagement, and intern program activities. Additional Information Work locations may include Rancho Cordova, CA; Sacramento, CA; Longmont, CO; or other U.S. Solidigm locations based on business need and internship assignment. Internship availability, location and project scope may vary by team, degree level, and business requirements. All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Powered by SmartRecruiters - Candidate Privacy Policy