Principal IC Reliability Engineer
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Website Alphawave Semi
We are looking for a self-driven and hands-on Reliability engineer with strong technical experience who applies reliability models to testing and qualification of advanced CMOS ASIC devices to meet top tier customer specifications. You will have experience in developing organizational quality and reliability procedures and specifications for IC device design and test.
What You Will Do
- Define test plans for component level reliability testing for advanced ICs and packages that will meet customer reliability requirements by working collaboratively with customer and internal engineering teams (design, test, package, product).
- Apply quality and reliability tools and methodologies and drive improvement with internal stakeholders (design, testing, and validation) and external stakeholders (OSATS).
- Issue IC and package qualification reports.
- Perform IC Failure Analysis to determine root cause.
- Design experiments to identify the root cause of IC yield and failures.
- Determine reliability acceleration testing factors and metrics (e.g. MTBF, DPPM) by working closely with OSATS and customers.
What You’ll Need:
- BS, MS, or PhD in Physics, Material Science with 10 years of relevant industry experience.
- Hands on experience on qualification of FinFet process, IC component, and IC package reliability standards from JEDEC & AEC including wafer level reliability.
- Knowledge of time dependent dielectric breakdown (TDDB), hot carrier injection (HCI), electromigration (EM), Bias temperature instability (BTI), stress migration (SM).
- Strong statistical data analysis and problem-solving skills.
- Experience in customer facing roles
“Hybrid work environment”
As part of our commitment to the well-being and satisfaction of our employees, we have designed a comprehensive benefits package that includes:
- Health Insurance
- Retirement Savings
- Paid time off
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