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Full Stack Software Engineering Intern - Winter

Atomic Semi

$110,000 - $132,000
Aug 15, 2025
San Francisco, CA, USA
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Atomic Semi is building a small, fast semiconductor fab and needs to develop software to control and monitor the fabrication tools, creating a seamless integration from simulation to user interfaces.

Requirements

  • Proficiency in a few programming languages, ideally Rust and Python
  • Solid understanding of Linux, including backend development
  • REST APIs + JavaScript/React or HTML templating experience
  • Experience creating visualizations using tools like Matplotlib, Three.js, or Plotly
  • Database experience (PostgreSQL, and/or time-series databases).
  • OpenCV & image processing familiarity, basic signal processing (FFTs, SciPy).
  • Knowledge of state machines and performance optimization.

Responsibilities

  • Develop user interfaces that interact directly with hardware, surface critical system data, and streamline debugging processes through intuitive visualizations (charts, metrics, logs).
  • Build backend data pipelines for capturing and analyzing high-frequency semiconductor process data, including sensor readings, telemetry, and fault states.
  • Create process simulations and interactive visualizations to aid operator understanding and process troubleshooting.
  • Integrate embedded systems with cloud/server components using WebSockets, IPC, and serialization protocols.
  • Implement state machines, profiling & optimizations, and comprehensive testing to ensure system observability, reliability, and performance.

Other

  • The internship begins in January, with the option for preferably a 4 to 8-month commitment.
  • A portfolio demonstrating software engineering excellence is generally required.
  • Strong curiosity and desire to leave no stone left unturned
  • Visa Sponsorship
  • This position involves access to technology that is subject to U.S. export controls.