Analog Design Engineering Intern

Skyworks Solutions, Inc. is hiring for an Analog Design Engineering Intern for an on-site role in Apopka, Florida. Skyworks is a leader in high-performance analog semiconductors powering wireless networks, and this opportunity places you inside the company’s Supplier Quality Engineering track within the Technology & Manufacturing group. Requisition ID: 78736.

The company describes a fast-moving environment with global collaboration and minimal management layers, where new ideas can translate into real impact. This internship is geared toward students who want hands-on experience in a team that touches product development, manufacturing, and quality. It’s a chance to see how supplier quality processes shape the way the world’s electronics are built and sourced.

The program is designed for college students enrolled in an accredited bachelor’s, master’s, or PhD program and offers real work experience, exposure to upper management, and potential pathways to full-time opportunities as available. Skyworks’ Supplier Quality Engineering internships are offered in the Technology & Manufacturing business group, with specific projects determined by current business needs. Requisition ID: 78736

In the supplier quality lab: daily work you’ll own

Your days will center on supporting the Supplier Quality Engineering (SQE) team with routine quality-management tasks for purchased materials and suppliers. You’ll help develop and refine supplier quality programs and plans aimed at reducing incoming inspections without compromising product quality. You’ll also take part in supplier audits and assist in managing supplier control charts and COA data to spot trends or non-compliance, while verifying material defects with microscopes and measurement tools to ensure parts meet drawing specifications. In addition, you’ll help organize and archive supplier documentation and quality deliverables for accuracy and completeness, keep system tools up to date, and capture defect data to shape acceptance criteria for incoming inspections. The role invites collaboration with Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality teams to support product development and production, and you’ll contribute to managing supplier quality metrics, specifications, and procedures.

Must-have ingredients for success

• You’re pursuing a BS or MS in an engineering field at an accredited program.
• Your GPA is at least 3.0.
• You have a solid grasp of statistical process control concepts.
• You’re proficient with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and basic computer skills.
• You bring strong organizational, analytical, and problem-solving abilities.
• Your written and verbal communication is clear and effective.
• You’re a self-starter who can work well in a team but also operate independently.
• You can juggle multiple priorities and adapt to changing conditions.
• Attention to detail is a key strength.

Pay, benefits and practical bits

The typical pay range for an Engineering intern across the U.S. is USD $29.00 - $49.00 per hour, and for a Non-Engineering intern across the U.S. is USD $23.00 - $42.00 per hour. Starting pay will depend on level of education, the ultimate job duties and requirements, and work location, with Skyworks using different pay ranges for different U.S. locations. The role is not eligible for visa sponsorship by Skyworks.

Skyworks is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. Skyworks aims to provide an accessible workplace; if you need an accommodation due to a disability, please contact [email protected].

Advice for applicants you can use

Your resume should lead with your engineering program and school, and if your GPA meets the threshold, put that detail up front so it’s easy to verify your eligibility.

Demonstrate you can apply the must-have skills by citing a coursework, project, or internship where you used SPC concepts and touched on supplier quality or defect analysis, with a concrete outcome you can quantify or describe clearly.

Be ready to talk about a time you collaborated across teams to solve a quality issue, how you organized data to define acceptance criteria, and what the result was for the project or process you supported.

Ask a targeted question about the internship’s deliverables and how the final presentation to business leaders is structured, for example: what does a successful final presentation look like and who will review it?