Build the AI that designs the chips that power the world.
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Engineering
Internship
Zurich, on-site
full-time
We’re always on the lookout for talented, Zurich-based students to join us. We frequently have hands-on internship projects available in RTL Design and SW/ML. If you are currently studying in or around Zurich and want to dive into deeptech, we’d love to chat. Drop us a quick note with your background and a link to a project you are proud of.
How we think and work
Chipmind's mission is to build the AI layer for chip design. Six principles keep us honest about how.
Real tasks, not benchmarks
We measure ourselves by what ships in customer regressions, not what scores on a synthetic eval.
Show your work
Every agent action exposes its evidence. Same applies to us — internally and to customers.
Engineers first, models second
We're an engineering company that uses AI. The product should feel like it was built by someone who has read a synthesis log at 2 a.m.
Default to ship
Smaller PRs, shorter loops, customers on the product within the week.
Stay close to silicon
We sit with our customers, in their flow, on their tools. Distance from the design floor kills tools like ours.
Ten-year arc
European chip design needs an AI layer that outlives any single company. We build with that arc in mind.
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What you get
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Salary + meaningful equity
Competitive base plus early-stage equity. We hire builders, not employees.
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Top-tier hardware
Apple silicon laptop, large display, NVIDIA dev box. Whatever you need to ship.
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Compute, no limits
NVIDIA Inception partner. Whatever GPU budget your work needs, you get.
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Zurich office, remote-friendly
Office in Zurich for whoever wants it. Async, remote-first for whoever doesn't.
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Health & pension
Full Swiss health coverage, generous pension, six weeks paid leave.
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Learning & conferences
CHF 3,000/year for books, courses and conferences — and we expect you to use it.
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