Power IC Product Engineer: NPI, Characterization & Yield

Ferric, Inc.; Santa Clara (CA); On-site; USD 125,000 - 185,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Equity

Benefits package

Job summary

Ferric, Inc. in Santa Clara, CA, is seeking an IC Product Engineer to manage the full lifecycle of power management ICs, collaborating with IC designers, test & application engineers, assembly teams, vendors, the fab, and customers.

You will develop, characterize, qualify and production-release Ferric’s power management ICs, lead NPI, reliability hardware, yield analysis, and data-driven optimization. Strong Python scripting will help automate characterization.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in EE is required.
• 3+ years of industry experience with ATE, preferably on 93K.
• Familiar with reliability, burn-in design, data analysis, automation, cost reduction, and customer support.
• Experience across the semiconductor product life cycle from post-silicon bring-up to production sustenance.
• Strong data analytics for power semiconductors; able to write concise engineering reports.

Responsibilities

• Create/review test plans with IC design and test teams, including DFT/DFQ recommendations.
• Develop and characterize new assembly processes with manufacturing.
• Characterize products across PVT on ATE and bench.
• Establish ATE production test limits; disposition Wafer sort and Final test.
• Design reliability hardware; support product qualification and yield enhancement.
• Assist NPI and analyze RMA returns to determine root causes.

Skills

ATE experience

Data analysis

Automation scripting

Test development

Statistical analysis

Power semiconductors

Python scripting

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in EE

Master’s Degree in EE

Tools

Cadence Allegro

Xilinx ISE

Linux

Windows

Job description

Ferric, Inc. in Santa Clara, CA, is seeking an IC Product Engineer to manage the full lifecycle of power management ICs, collaborating with IC designers, test & application engineers, assembly teams, vendors, the fab, and customers.

You will develop, characterize, qualify and production-release Ferric’s power management ICs, lead NPI, reliability hardware, yield analysis, and data-driven optimization. Strong Python scripting will help automate characterization.