Senior Hardware Test Engineer

We are Mobileye's Production Test team - responsible for the definition, development, and deployment of production test operations for the world’s most advanced SoC’s for ADAS and self-driving vehicles.This is your opportunity to join a team during its initial forming stage and leave your mark as Mobileye assumes full ownership for its silicon production operations to enable high volume manufacturing for cutting-edge automotive products.What will your job look like?

• Work closely with the design teams from early stages of the design process to review DFX architecture and define test requirements.
• Define test methodologies and generate test content for high-speed interfaces of embedded IP blocks (LPDDR4/5, PCIe Gen4/5, D/C/MPHY).
• Test program coding, pattern conversion and pre-Si validation (virtual test simulations)
• Support Load Board and Probe Card design activities.
• Lead post-Si test program debug activities to enable delivery of samples to internal and external customers.
• Test program characterization and tuning to enhance test program quality to meet automotive standards.
• Support Quality & Reliability team to enable effective and timely qual plan execution.
• Lead test deployment activities with tier-one Foundry and OSAT vendors to enable large-scale Wafer-Sort and Final-Test operations.

• BSc or MSc degree in Electrical Engineering
• 7+ years of experience as IC Product/Test engineer
• Hands on experience in bring-up & productization of complex IC products
• Deep understanding of structural DFT methods (scan, mbist, jtag, …)
• Experience with data and yield analysis using known statistical methods and tools (e.g. JMP)
• Proficiency in C/C++ and scripting language (Perl, Python, …) in Unix environment
• Prior experience with advance Teradyne and/or Advantest ATE platforms
• Team player, with the ability to work in a rapidly evolving environment
• Strong sense of ownership, commitment, and responsibility
• Good interpersonal communication skills
• Familiarity with Verilog and RTL behavioral simulations – an advantage