About

RAAAM’s Gain-Cell Random Access Memory (GCRAM) technology resolves the memory bottleneck by enabling the most cost-effective on-chip memory technology in the semiconductor industry, providing up-to 50% area reduction and up-to 10X power reduction over high-density SRAM, while using the standard CMOS manufacturing processes with no additional process steps required.

By enabling higher memory density on chip, GCRAM allows for cutting fabrication costs using the same memory capacity or doubling the memory capacity to unlock significant performance and power benefits across applications in the areas of AI Infrastructure, Data Centers, Networking, Mobile, Automotive and more. 

We offer a dynamic work environment with a growing team of creative and ambitious engineers that strive for innovative solutions readily applicable to various application domains.

Job description We are looking for a highly motivated Engineering Student to help operate and develop our GCRAM technology laboratory. In this hands-on role, you will characterize GCRAM silicon, run experiments, and write scripts to automate lab workflows.

You will work closely with our R&D and production engineers, gaining real-world experience in testing and bringing next-generation memory hardware to market. This is an ideal role for a student eager to bridge the gap between software programming and physical electronics.

Responsibilities

Lab Operations: Run day-to-day physical lab tests, execute characterization jobs, and manage silicon test units.

Lab Automation: Write and maintain scripts (e.g., Python) to automate lab equipment and streamline testing workflows.

Data & Analysis: Assist engineers in collecting and analyzing test data to optimize characterization flows for new GCRAM devices.

Qualifications

Essential: 3rd/4th year student in Electrical, Computer or Software Engineering (or a closely related field) with a grade average >85.

Programming: Basic coding skills (Python or similar) with an interest in hardware/lab automation.

Teamwork: Great communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment.

Preferred / Advantage:

Basic background or coursework in microelectronics, circuit design, or semiconductors.

Hands-on experience with standard lab equipment (Oscilloscope, Power Supplies, Multimeters) or hobbyist electronics/PCBs.

Location: Petah-Tikva, Israel

Full / Part Time: Part time. Night shifts are possible.