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Altera

Product Development Engineer

Altera

. Drive and develop testability and manufacturability of integrated circuits from component feasibility through production ramp .

Posted 11/10/2026full-timeRemote • TaiwanSeniorLeadWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive expertise in semiconductor test equipment, including the ability to analyze and optimize production processes, manage equipment readiness, and lead complex troubleshooting efforts. Proven track record in collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure manufacturability and successful product ramp-up.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Semiconductor Test Equipment ExperienceWafer Sort ExposureRoot Cause Corrective Action (RCCA)Equipment Qualification for HVMData Analysis for Improvement Opportunities

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Hard Skills
Testability Circuit DevelopmentDebugging Complex Test MethodsATE Device CharacterizationProduction Test Hardware SolutionsYield AnalysisDesign Validation VectorsTest Time ReductionCost OptimizationEquipment Reliability ManagementCapacity Expansion Planning
Soft Skills
CollaborationOwnershipTroubleshootingLeadershipCommunication
Tools & Technologies
Automatic Test Equipment (ATE)Wafer Sort EquipmentProbe CardProberTester Hardware
Certifications & Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering
Industry Keywords
OSAT OperationsNew Product Introduction (NPI)Production Ramp-UpManufacturing ReadinessTest Engineering

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies
Assembly

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Drive and develop testability and manufacturability of integrated circuits from component feasibility through production ramp
  • Contribute to design, development, and validation of testability circuits, test flows, and methodologies for new products
  • Evaluate, develop, and debug complex test methods
  • Interface with process development, fab, factory, assembly, quality, reliability, and manufacturing groups to enable post-silicon HVM ramp
  • Evaluate new designs on automatic test equipment (ATE) and debug functionality and performance issues to root cause
  • Perform ATE device characterization and use data to define datasheet specifications and conduct yield analysis
  • Collaborate with designers on DFT/DFD/DFM features for efficient production testing
  • Develop and debug software programs that convert design validation vectors and drive complex test equipment
  • Create and test validation and production test hardware solutions
  • Test, validate, modify, and redesign circuits to ensure component margin to specification
  • Analyze component specifications versus performance and optimize requirements against production equipment capability
  • Ensure manufacturability through analysis of process and specification corners and resolve yield issues before manufacturing ramp
  • Drive test time reduction and product cost optimization using fallout and test-time analysis
  • Analyze early customer returns and drive test hole closure activities
  • Develop concepts optimizing component production for quality and cost
  • Lead manufacturing readiness across fab, assembly, and test factories, including ES milestones, wafer start planning, product qualification strategy, capacity analysis, and site certification
  • Work with fab, assembly, and test factory partners and planners to support production ramp
  • Manage new product introductions, fab process targeting, product/process optimizations, and factory task forces as needed
  • Optimize product supply through post-silicon binsplit, die-level cherry pick (DLCP), and sort/test content and yield analysis

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor's Degree in Engineering
  • Typically 15+ years of semiconductor test equipment experience
  • Substantial wafer sort exposure
  • Demonstrated ownership of complex equipment issues and successful root cause and corrective action (RCCA)
  • Experience supporting OSAT operations, equipment transfers, new product introduction (NPI), and production ramp-up
  • Ability to manage equipment vendors and coordinate with Test Engineering, Product Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality teams
  • Ability to independently troubleshoot a complex wafer sort equipment failure
  • Experience leading equipment qualification and readiness for HVM
  • Ability to analyze downtime, OEE, MTBF, and MTTR data to identify improvement opportunities
  • Ability to manage XIU, probe card, prober, and tester hardware reliability issues
  • Ability to develop and execute corrective actions with measurable results
  • Ability to support capacity expansion and equipment readiness planning with OSAT partners