NXP Semiconductors
Senior Test Engineer
Austin (Oakhill, Office) · Senior
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 29 days ago
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About the role
- Job Responsibility: New Technology/Product Introduction (NTI/NPI) on microprocessors is not a simple task.
- We will challenge you to bring a flawless new product to market.
- To get high performance parts we must push the limits of the technology and the more you push, the more important the role of the Test Engineer.
Responsibilities
- You will design, develop, and implement cost-effective methods of testing for IP on advanced nodes, working with the Design and Verification teams before tapeout.
- You will support qualification, characterization, and production testing by providing diagnostic programs.
- You must understand the design of ATE hardware, especially at high speed
Requirements
- You should understand what goes wrong in semiconductor design and in semiconductor manufacturing and anticipate the required test strategy
Nice to have
- B achelor's degree or above in Electrical Engineering
- 5+ years of recent experience in semiconductor test development, and/or some experience in silicon verification or emulation
- Have 5 years of hands-on experience with Advantest, Teradyne ATE, or System Level Test development on advanced FinFET or GAA SOCs, below 28nm
- Experience with AI processors, SERDES interfaces (PCIe, USB, MIPI, etc.), HVST, scan, MBIST, or analog test is a plus.
- Can exhibit a record of teamwork
- Good listener and good communicators
- Have a history of creative problem solving in semiconductor manufacturing test development and debug
- Good grasp of statistics and six sigma manufacturing
Benefits
- You will work in an environment of continuous learning, and continuous improvement.
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