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Electrical Silicon Failure Analysis Engineer - Austin, TX | TCS Job


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Austin, TX, Austin, TX, United States   [ View map ]
 Responsibilities
•Perform day to day activities for device-level and system level FA.
•Perform Electrical Fault isolation using multiple FA tools.
•Produce technical reports of failure analysis findings.
•Evaluate and maintain new equipment and techniques
related to failure analysis.
Must have Skills and Qualifications
•BSEE with 5+ years of experience or equivalent degree of Engineering or physics and a proven track record in performing failure analysis of IC devices and module level FA.
•Hands-on proficiency with Physical and Electrical Failure Analysis at Silicon level.
•In-depth knowledge and proficiency with board level FA.
•Hands on experience with EFA tools such as LIT, TDR, FIB, SEM, RIE, CMP, MIP, and decapsulatation, sample
preparation and Emission microscopy,Laser scan
microscopy, micro-probing and Nano-probing.
Preferred Skills and Qualifications
•Hand on experience in failure analysis in multiple tools and techniques. .
•Strong technical writing and verbal communication skills
•Excellent analytical skills and problem-solving abilities.

Location :   Austin, TX (5 days in person)

Salary Range: $85,000 - $120,000 a year
 

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    TCS / Tata Consultancy Services
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