Fab Product Engineer

SkywaterAustin, TX

About The Position

The Fab Product Engineer owns product performance throughout fab manufacturing and testing. They investigate yield issues, bin shifts, and performance changes using statistical and electrical analysis, and work with process engineering to drive improvements. The engineer performs electrical failure analysis with SORT testers, initiates deeper failure‑analysis efforts, and supports customer returns through expertise in fab processes and test flows. They define material disposition limits, guide associate engineers and technicians, and assist business unit engineers with assembly‑level and customer‑related concerns. The Fab Product Engineer is expected to develop and apply strong goal‑setting, data analysis, and logical problem‑solving skills while utilizing Statistical Process Control methods such as Cp/CpK. They should be proficient in electrical testing and tester operation, conduct thorough physical and electrical failure analysis, and apply effective risk‑management practices. This role requires a solid understanding of device physics, transistor fundamentals, probability and statistics, product design and functionality, fab process technology, wafer‑level and SORT test methodologies, parametric test behavior, and WET tester/probecard operation, along with reliability physics to support product performance and quality.

Requirements

  • Engineering related BS degree
  • 5 plus years related experience
  • Prior semiconductor industry experience is required
  • Technical expertise in product, performance, data analysis, and testing characterization
  • Ability to organize and lead projects

Nice To Haves

  • MS degree or PhD degree are a plus
  • Experience working with testers and SORT yield testing methodologies

Responsibilities

  • Own product performance throughout fab manufacturing and testing.
  • Investigate yield issues, bin shifts, and performance changes using statistical and electrical analysis.
  • Work with process engineering to drive improvements.
  • Perform electrical failure analysis with SORT testers.
  • Initiate deeper failure‑analysis efforts.
  • Support customer returns through expertise in fab processes and test flows.
  • Define material disposition limits.
  • Guide associate engineers and technicians.
  • Assist business unit engineers with assembly‑level and customer‑related concerns.
  • Develop and apply strong goal‑setting, data analysis, and logical problem‑solving skills.
  • Utilize Statistical Process Control methods such as Cp/CpK.
  • Be proficient in electrical testing and tester operation.
  • Conduct thorough physical and electrical failure analysis.
  • Apply effective risk‑management practices.
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