Power Management Test Engineer – ATE & Yield Expert

Texas Instruments; Hinoba-an; On-site; PHP 400,000 - 560,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Instruments is seeking a dedicated test/ATE engineer in the Philippines to drive testing of high‑density power management devices. You will work with the design team to understand specs, develop test plans, and interface ATE hardware to enable robust, cost‑effective production testing.

The role focuses on probe and final test development for complex mixed‑signal circuits, debugging silicon on ATE, and collaborating with production to release devices to volume manufacturing.

Qualifications

• Background that includes probe and final test development of complex mixed signal circuits.

Responsibilities

• Work with design team to understand design specifications.
• Generate test plan, create test and char program, design ATE hardware interface boards.
• Debug characterizing silicon on ATE, correlate results with bench data.
• Analyze silicon results, supporting failure analysis tasks.
• Perform statistical analysis of yield fallout, debug and fix yield issues; optimize test time.
• Work with production team to release products to volume production.
• Test strategy definition and implementation for new DCDC converter products.
• ATE (Automatic Test Equipment) test hardware and software.
• Silicon qualification & characterization including qual hardware development.
• Comprehensive device debugging, design validation and failure analysis.
• Drive for robust and cost effective test solutions while being accountable for product quality.

Skills

Test development

ATE hardware

Tools

ATE equipment

Job description

Texas Instruments is seeking a dedicated test/ATE engineer in the Philippines to drive testing of high‑density power management devices. You will work with the design team to understand specs, develop test plans, and interface ATE hardware to enable robust, cost‑effective production testing.

The role focuses on probe and final test development for complex mixed‑signal circuits, debugging silicon on ATE, and collaborating with production to release devices to volume manufacturing.