HVM Testing Development Engineer
Graduate job Hillsboro (Washington County) Design / Civil engineering / Industrial engineering
Job description
The Digital Content Development Group is looking for motivated engineers to join the team to work in the highly challenging environment of product development across Intel's product families.
The product development engineers in this team work to support architectural definitions for testability features, verification and validation of reset and functional test capabilities.
MDO DCD HTD team is responsible to maintain Intel's design and manufacturing quality of baseline product to the external world by paving the way for test content development and product test enabling.
This engineering team is specifically responsible for paving the way for test content development and spearheading product test enabling for product engineers worldwide.
Responsibilities of the engineers may include:
- Support DFT Design and Architectural Validation teams
- Creating an infrastructure for test content development using advanced simulation and emulation tools
- Pre-Silicon development and validation of reset sequences and functional test capabilities and features
- Silicon debug to identify functional and DFT related bugs
The ideal candidate should exhibit the following behavioral traits:
- Strong spoken and written communication skills
- Strong problem solving and prioritization ability
- Independent and Inquisitive
Desired profile
Minimum Qualifications:
BS or MS in Electrical or Computer Engineering.
Additional Qualifications:
- Design for Test and Design for Debug usage experience (design/verification/validation experience preferred)
- Knowledge of pre-silicon validation platforms is preferred: VCS & SVTB, EVE (ZeBu-Server) and Mentor (Veloce) FPGA H/W Emulators
- IP based arch concepts are desirable
- Silicon debug and characterization of new products to identify and close silicon issues.
- Tester Experience to support debug and characterization of silicon (ability to define and execute experiments is preferred)