IC Test Engineer: ATE, Analog & Mixed-Signal

Nexperia; Seremban; On-site; MYR 89,000 - 134,000; Full time

Job summary

Nexperia in Malaysia is seeking an IC test engineer to define and execute robust ATE test strategies for analog/mixed-signal devices. You will design test hardware interfaces, write test programs, debug bring-up, and support yield analysis to improve device performance.

The role requires a Master's in electronic engineering, up to 3 years' experience with ATE testing, and hands-on PCB design experience. On-site collaboration with cross-functional teams is expected.

Qualifications

• Master's degree in electronic engineering or related field.
• 0–3 years of experience in semiconductor IC testing on ATE.
• Experience designing ATE hardware PCB interfaces.
• Knowledge of test and measurement equipment.
• Hands-on experience with analog testers such as Teradyne ETS-88/ETS-364 or equivalents.

Responsibilities

• Create robust and cost effective IC test strategies (platform, hardware, software, instrumentation).
• Design ATE hardware interface boards and write test programs for IC testing and characterization.
• Debug and bring-up ATE test solutions for analog and mixed-signal ICs and bench-correlation.
• Perform parametric tests on ATE with strong defect screening mentality.
• Debug device/setup issues and drive issues to closure independently.
• Analyze silicon results, perform statistical analysis, and support yield/failure analysis.
• Support silicon qualification including qualification hardware development.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to contribute to device success.

Skills

ATE testing

PCB design

Test equipment knowledge

Analog testers

Root cause analysis

Education

Master's degree in electronic engineering or related field

Job description

Nexperia in Malaysia is seeking an IC test engineer to define and execute robust ATE test strategies for analog/mixed-signal devices. You will design test hardware interfaces, write test programs, debug bring-up, and support yield analysis to improve device performance.

The role requires a Master's in electronic engineering, up to 3 years' experience with ATE testing, and hands-on PCB design experience. On-site collaboration with cross-functional teams is expected.