SoC Hard IP Characterization Product Engineer
SoC Hard IP Characterization Product Engineer
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04-08-2025
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Monthly Salary
USD 141800 - 258600
Vacancy
1 Vacancy
Posted on :
04-08-2025
Job Description
- Characterize parametric performance of High Speed IO PHYs (SERDES) PLLs Sensors and other Custom HardIPs.- Define characterization plans perform statistical data analysis drive ATE-Bench correlation & data reviews across cross-functional teams and sign off on all silicon characterization activities.- Work with DFT and design teams to evaluate IP testability and drive new silicon debug.- Perform failure analysis to root-cause issues implement corrective actions and qualify cutting edge process technologies.- Work with Design Validation Test engineering DFT Program Management and Manufacturing to support productization of next generation SoCs.- Complete yield and correlation analysis for all test insertions and support test time reduction related characterization activities.
- Bachelors degree 3 Years of Experience
- Understanding of Test and characterization of High-Speed IO PHYs PLLs Sensors and related electrical specifications (eye diagrams JTOL signal integrity de-embedding etc.) mixed-signal IPs.
- Experience working with Digital Mixed Signal SOC Devices and a solid understanding of ATE production testing. Hands on ATE and/or Bench experience is a plus.
- Statistical data analysis tools to perform high volume characterization & production data analysis.
- High Speed Digital and Analog circuits Design for Test and Manufacturing Concepts.
- Experience in scripting (Python PERL etc.) is a plus.
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