ASIC Test Engineer_RBCN/ME

Bosch · Shanghai, China · full-time · On site · January 14, 2025

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Job Description

- Test program and hardware development for series production for automotive ASIC

- Development and debug of test program and hardware

- Definition of test concept and test specification based on design spec

- Test time and yield optimization

- Release of test program for qualification and series production

- Support of designer in DFT(Design For Test) tasks

- Collaboration with worldwide team members (designer, production, quality management, etc.)

Qualifications

- Bachelor degree or above in Microelectronics or Electronics Engineering major

- Good knowledge of measurement techniques

- Good knowledge of programming languages and tools (C++, VB,...)

- Basic knowledge of semi-conductor technology

- Basic knowledge of IC circuitry

- Self-motivated, excellent communication skills and team spirit

- English written and verbal; German as bonus

- Willingness to work and interact in international teams

- Flexible to travel to worldwide in order to release test program(1-2 month)

Employer
Bosch
Location
Shanghai, China · On site
Contract
full-time