Nvidia Senior Product Development Engineer 

Taiwan, Taiwan Province, Hsinchu 

547918591

What you’ll be doing:

• As part of Operations Engineering team that plays a key role in developing new Tegra/Automotive products, you will architect, design, and implement efficient manufacturing test processes.

• Identify and implement the test processes to improve manufacturing efficiency for our latest GPU architectures, built in leading-edge process technology.

• Analyze product yield limiters and drive resolution of failures on Automatic Test Equipment (ATE), test to root-cause problems and implement improvements.

• Define product test requirements and drive NPI bring up, validation, and characterization for smooth production ramp at worldwide manufacturing sites.

• Influence and optimize the accurate placement of test coverage across our test and supply chain to reduce cost and production waste.

What we need to see:

• Master's degree in Electrical Engineeringand 3+ years of experience or BS with over 5+years working experience (or equivalent experience)

• Strength presenting to technical audiences and generating the content for developers, critical thinking, solution focused and attention to detail

• Experience with ASIC mixed-signal design, characterization and qualification.

• Knowledgeable in the area of DFT, device physics

• We like people who are highly motivated, have excellent interpersonal skills, good work ethics and a high sense of team-work

Ways to stand out from the crowd:

• Experience with DRAM testing and familiarity with 2.5D assembly

• Understanding of DFT insertion techniques including SCAN, ATPG, MBIST and IOBIST

• Passionate about experimental work and data evaluation, hunger to get to the bottom of understanding where models fall short in the real world.

• We appreciate additional programming skills in Python or other scripting language.

• Hands-on experience with ATE testers for Silicon bring-up and debug, as well as utilizing Failure Diagnosis/Isolation tools to root cause fix Silicon manufacturing defect.