Responsibilities:
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Develop, debug, and release ATE test programs on Teradyne J750 and UltraFLEXplus using IG-XL
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Own tester setup, configuration, and correlation from bench to ATE
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Support facility and tester infrastructure bring-up (power, cooling, networking, safety, handler/prober integration)
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Drive test coverage, yield, and throughput optimization for mass production
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Lead test transfer from NPI to HVM, including guardbanding and cost reduction
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Collaborate with design, validation, and product teams on testability and debug
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Interface with OSATs and external vendors for test development, qualification, and ramp
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Support failure analysis, silicon debug, and yield excursions in production
Requirements:
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Hands-on experience with Teradyne J750 and/or UltraFLEXplus
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Strong proficiency in IG-XL (test flow, timing, levels, binning, datalogging)
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Solid understanding of ATE hardware, load boards, handlers/probers, and DIBs
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Experience bringing tests into high-volume manufacturing
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Proven ability to work with OSATs and test vendors
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Knowledge of DFT concepts (scan, MBIST, IDDQ, etc.) is a plus
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Strong debug, ownership, and cross-functional communication skills
Nice to Have:
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Multi-site optimization and test time reduction
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Yield analysis and data mining
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Experience across NPI -> MP lifecycle
Salary Range: $130,000 - $250,000
TetraMem San Jose, California, USA Office
San Jose, California, United States, 95131
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