Product Management Intern

Skyworks Solutions, Inc. is hiring a Product Management Intern for its Greensboro, North Carolina campus. This onsite role sits in the Advanced Cellular business group and offers real work experience and exposure to leadership. The company is a recognized innovator of high-performance analog semiconductors, powering wireless networks and the connections that keep people and devices linked. Requisition ID: 78722.

The internship program is designed for college students enrolled in an accredited Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD program and aims to pair students with meaningful, skill-building work, mentorship from industry leaders, and opportunities to pursue full-time roles as available. The experience includes Launch & Learns and other learning events, a collaborative team environment, and networking and social activities, culminating in a final presentation to business leaders. It’s a chance to gain practical experience in a company that emphasizes global collaboration and a lean management structure.

Note: this position is not eligible for visa sponsorship by the company. Skyworks is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and accommodations are available for applicants with disabilities at [email protected].

What your days could look like

In this role you’ll partner with the product management team to push improvements in program deliverables and manufacturing processes to help maximize assembly yield. You’ll also help standardize workflows by recording existing procedures and converting undocumented steps into the Qorvo format, then uploading those documents to the DocCenter. The work will span continuous improvement initiatives, with a focus on updating PM practices and exploring AI-enabled enhancements where appropriate, giving you a chance to contribute to practical, measurable changes.

Day-to-day collaboration and problem-solving will be common as you support and, at times, lead projects that aim to refine how PM practices operate. You’ll be exposed to real business needs and will have the opportunity to present your progress to senior stakeholders as part of the internship experience.

What you must have, what would be nice to have

You’ll need to be actively pursuing a degree in one of these fields: computer science, electrical engineering, industrial engineering, or mechanical engineering, with a track record of strong academic performance (a GPA of at least 3.0). You should bring solid analytical abilities and communicate clearly in writing and speech. The role expects you to work well on your own, manage ambiguity, and push initiatives forward. You should also be comfortable using project-management and reporting tools such as Microsoft Project, Smartsheet, Jira, Azure DevOps, Power BI, Tableau, Excel, Databricks, or similar platforms.

• You are currently enrolled in a BS, MS, or PhD program in computer science, electrical engineering, industrial engineering, or mechanical engineering
• Your GPA is at least 3.0
• You have strong analytical skills and proven written and verbal communication abilities
• You can work independently, handle ambiguity and drive progress
• You are proficient with project-management and reporting tools like Microsoft Project, Smartsheet, Jira, Azure DevOps, Power BI, Tableau, Excel, and Databricks

You may also have some extra advantages, such as experience with statistical analysis tools, knowledge of Lean concepts, familiarity with ECOs and PCNs, a grasp of project and product management fundamentals, and a detail-oriented approach that supports the design and delivery of high-yield products.

• Experience with statistical analysis tools
• Knowledge of Lean concepts
• Familiarity with ECOs and PCNs
• Understanding of project and product management
• Detail-oriented mindset geared toward high-yield design and delivery

Pay, benefits and practical details

The typical pay range for an engineering intern across the U.S. is USD $29.00 to $49.00 per hour, while a non-engineering intern typically earns USD $23.00 to $42.00 per hour. Starting pay depends on your level of education, the specific duties of the internship, and the work location. Skyworks applies different pay ranges for different U.S. locations, including the Greensboro site.

The internship is onsite in Greensboro, NC, and Skyworks notes that the position is not eligible for visa sponsorship by the company. Skyworks is an Equal Opportunity Employer, and accommodations for disabilities are available via [email protected].

Advice for applicants for this internship

Lead with the projects and tools you’ve used that align with product management and process improvement. Put those in the first section of your resume and describe concrete outcomes, especially any work that involved PM tools like MS Project, Smartsheet, Jira, or Azure DevOps, along with data platforms like Power BI or Tableau.

When you describe your must-have skills, pair each item with a brief example of how you demonstrated it. For instance, show a situation where your analytical approach helped drive progress or where your written and verbal communications clarified a complex concept for teammates or stakeholders.

For interview prep, be ready to discuss how you would update PM practices to incorporate AI features. Think of a past or hypothetical continuous-improvement project and explain the approach, milestones, and how you’d measure success within the PM workflow.

Ask a targeted question at the end of an interview, such as what kinds of PM projects you would work on in the Advanced Cellular group or what the path looks like for converting the internship into a full-time role when opportunities arise. You can also inquire about the kinds of learning opportunities they offer beyond day-to-day tasks, like the Launch & Learns mentioned in the program description.