IC Failure Analysis Engineer: Reliability & Advanced Tools

Infineon Technologies AG; Penang; On-site; MYR 78,000 - 134,000; Full time

Job summary

Infineon Technologies AG in Penang, Malaysia, is seeking a Failure Analysis engineer to perform full physical analysis on memory ICs, IoT devices, USBs and microcontrollers, and to document findings in formal reports.

You will liaise with engineering groups for corrective actions, pioneer new analysis techniques, and take ownership of specific tools and equipment. Fresh graduates with interest in FA are welcome; knowledge of semiconductor physics is preferred.

Qualifications

• Bachelor degree in Electronics, Electrical, Microelectronics, Materials Engineering, Physics or Chemistry.
• 0–5 years' experience in silicon level failure analysis on IC failure.
• Fresh graduates with strong interest in Failure Analysis welcome.
• Prefer knowledge of semiconductor and physics.
• Familiarity with bench test setup and verification, fault isolation equipment/techniques such as OBIRCH, Photon and Thermal emission.
• Familiarity with die deprocessing and proficiency with AI knowledge is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Perform full physical failure analysis on Memory, IoT, USB and Microcontroller, and write failure analysis report.
• Liaise with relevant engineering groups on analysis and corrective actions.
• Spearhead development of new analysis techniques to meet technology and device challenges.
• Take ownership of certain tools and equipment.

Skills

Bench test setup

Fault isolation techniques

OBIRCH

Photon emission testing

Thermal emission

Artificial Intelligence

Education

Bachelor in Electronics/Electrical/Microelectronics/Material Engineering, Material Science, Physics or Chemistry

Tools

FESEM

FIB

Job description

Infineon Technologies AG in Penang, Malaysia, is seeking a Failure Analysis engineer to perform full physical analysis on memory ICs, IoT devices, USBs and microcontrollers, and to document findings in formal reports.

You will liaise with engineering groups for corrective actions, pioneer new analysis techniques, and take ownership of specific tools and equipment. Fresh graduates with interest in FA are welcome; knowledge of semiconductor physics is preferred.