Onsemi

For its US internships and co-ops, onsemi requires that applicants be legally authorized to work in the United States, and states that it accepts international students "as long as they are able to receive CPT/OPT sponsorship from their university." In practice that means onsemi does not itself petition for a work visa for these student roles; the work authorization has to come through the applicant's own institution under Curricular or Optional Practical Training. For an international student that makes eligibility a gate to clear before applying: confirm with your university's international-student office that your program qualifies for CPT or OPT for the term you would work, because the role itself will not provide that sponsorship.

onsemi describes itself as a leader in intelligent power and sensing technologies for the automotive and industrial markets, with around 29,000 employees and roughly 20 manufacturing sites worldwide. Rather than operating as a fabless design house, it manufactures its own chips at scale and is a recognised leader in silicon carbide (SiC) power devices — its EliteSiC family — used in EV traction inverters, chargers, and energy infrastructure, alongside image sensors with a strong position in automotive driver-assistance systems. For an early-career engineer that shapes the work: the seat offers hands-on exposure to both device design and high-volume fabrication, and to wide-bandgap power technology, which is the main thing to weigh against a fabless or pure-digital chip employer.

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Applications to Onsemi go through the official careers site. Each role on this page links directly to the specific application. Onsemi does not use third-party submission services.