Wi-Fi Research Intern

Position: Wi-Fi Research Co-op/Intern
Number of Positions: 2
Duration: 4 months
Date: May 11th - August 21st, 2026
Location: Sunnyvale.

Education Recommendations
Currently a candidate for a Master's, or PhD (i.e., Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Computer Systems Engineering, etc.) or a related field with an accredited school in US.

As Part of the Team You Will:

• Take part in the research leading up to Wi-Fi 9.
• Take part in brainstorming on shortcomings of previous Wi-Fi generations, the KPIs that we should aim for and the new features which will get Wi-Fi 9 closer to meet these KPIs.
• Wi-Fi research comprises fundamental systematic research of exploratory nature for the development of next generation Wi-Fi technology, disrupting and superseding conventional approaches.
• Brainstorm and develop innovative MAC and PHY concepts for IEEE 802.11bn (Wi-Fi 8) and present these concepts to your team members.
• Research concepts and technologies for IEEE 802.11bn (Wi-Fi 8) and evaluate these concepts.
• Prepare contributions to IEEE 802.11bn.

You're a great fit if you have:

• Strong wireless communications background (MAC and/or PHY).
• Some exposure to IEEE 802.11be or IEEE 802.11bn is a plus.
• Strong C++ and Python programming skills.
• You like working in teams and have strong communication skills.

It Would Be Nice If You Also Had:

• Deep knowledge of Wi-Fi.
• AI/ML expertise.
• Experience with wireless link or system simulations.