Nvidia

Firmware Engineering Intern, Memory Subsystem - Spring 2026

Canada, Toronto

Found: October 24, 2025

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This internship is based in Toronto, Canada.

Compensation:

20 CAD - 63 CAD per hour

What you'll be doing:

  • Assist in firmware development for DDR memory and silicon bring-up for NVIDIA SoC products.
  • Plan and implement memory interfaces, validation, and feature enablement.
  • Tune DRAM interface timing and review DRAM datasheets.
  • Utilize expertise in digital and analog systems and computer architecture to solve problems.

What we need to see:

  • Pursuing BS or MS in Electrical Engineering or equivalent with a focus on embedded systems.
  • Good understanding of C/C++ and data structures.
  • Familiarity with PC systems, Windows OS, and Linux.
  • Excellent debugging skills.

Ways to stand out:

  • Exposure to DDR protocol.
  • Knowledge in ASIL process.
  • Past experience with embedded firmware.

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