Post Silicon ATE Test Intern
Tessolve has an internship for a Post Silicon ATE Test Intern, listed for San Jose, with Dallas and Austin also named in the original post. It is aimed at recent graduates and people finishing their degree this year, so you can apply without prior full-time experience.
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What the internship gives you hands-on
The post presents this as a first step into semiconductor test. The focus is learning on real hardware and real chips alongside experienced engineers.
- Spend hands-on time on real ATE platforms.
- Work on silicon bring-up and characterization.
- Learn from veteran test engineers who act as mentors.
- Get considered for full-time openings after the internship.
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Who can apply, and what to have ready
Tessolve is looking for recent graduates and those graduating this year.
- Education: a BS or MS in EE, ECE or Electronics, or finishing one this year.
- Mindset: you enjoy debugging and tracing a problem back to its root cause.
- Skills: a little Python, Perl or TCL.
- Location: the post names San Jose, Dallas and Austin.
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What we know about Tessolve
- Recent funding
- $8.8M, Oct 2026
Tessolve recently raised $8.8M in Oct 2026. That is a recent funding event, and nothing more should be read into it about this internship.
Checks this post cleared
- Passed Hopin's scam screen
- Poster works at the hiring company
The role passed Hopin's scam screen. It came in as a recruiter post, and the person who posted it matches the company hiring.
Who posted it
Talent Acquisition Consultant, works at Tessolve
The post came from a Talent Acquisition Consultant who works at Tessolve. So it comes from inside the hiring company.
How to make your application stronger
- Pick one lab or project where you chased down a fault, and be ready to explain how you found the cause.
- Brush up on whichever of Python, Perl or TCL you know, and write a small script you can talk through.
- Revise your core electronics and digital basics so you can speak comfortably about chips and testing.
- Read up on what ATE (automated test equipment) does, so your questions show real interest.
- Mention your graduation timing clearly in your application.
Questions people ask about this role
Who can apply for this internship?
Recent graduates and people graduating this year. The post asks for a BS or MS in EE, ECE or Electronics, or being about to finish one this year.
Where is the role based?
The listing says San Jose. The original post also names Dallas and Austin.
Do I need programming skills?
The post asks for a little Python, Perl or TCL, along with a liking for debugging and finding root causes.
Can this internship lead to a full-time job?
The post says the internship offers a chance at full-time opportunities, but it does not promise one.