SoC Characterization Product Engineer

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In this role, your responsibilities will involve Product Characterization on different setups and defining correlation between ATE and other logic boards. You will also focus on studying the impact of hardware on SOC performance.

If you are ready for a challenge, please apply!

Description

• Perform data analysis, characterization, and fault isolation to resolve root cause of the issues.

• Perform correlation between ATE and different hardware setups.

• Partner with design, process and test engineers to identify and implement corrective actions on both new and mature products and technologies.

• Define and finalize production screening guard-band specifications based upon design intent and characterization result

• Perform statistical data analysis on mass data set to setup test limits.

• Complete yield analyses and correlation analysis for all levels of test insertions.

• Support test time reduction related characterization activities.

• Coordinate test related activities and reviews with both internal and external groups.

Preferred Qualifications

In depth knowledge of Semiconductor Manufacturing Process and proven understanding of Electronic Engineering Fundamentals and DFT concepts.

Experience in system level/mother board characterization and data collection.

Expertise in programming with Scripting languages (i.e., PERL, Python).

Knowledgeable with test equipment (i.e., oscilloscope, logic analyzer, etc.)

Board bring up, hardware design and PDN noise analysis experience is a plus.

Excellent interpersonal skills to work with internal team members and external suppliers

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor's degree + 3 Years of Experience

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