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Senior NPI Product Engineer

Senior NPI Product Engineer – Semiconductor ICs (Optical & Analog/Mixed-Signal)

About the Role

Our international client is seeking a Senior NPI Product Engineer to lead and drive the introduction of new semiconductor products—guiding them from development through high-volume manufacturing.

The role requires cross-functional collaboration with Design, Test, Validation, Quality, Reliability, Applications, Marketing, and Operations teams to enhance testability, manufacturability, product characterization, yield, quality, and production readiness for high-performance optical and analog/mixed-signal integrated circuits (ICs).


Key Responsibilities

New Product Introduction (NPI)

  • Drive NPI milestones—manage products from concept to production release and manufacturing transfer.
  • Coordinate across teams:
    • Design
    • Test
    • Validation
    • Quality
    • Reliability
    • Applications
    • Marketing
    • Operations
  • Manage NPI-related documentation, release deadlines, and manufacturing readiness.

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Design for Testability & Manufacturing

  • Define and implement DFT (Design for Testability) and DFM (Design for Manufacturability) requirements.
  • Support optimization of ATE (Automated Test Equipment) test programs.
  • Finalize datasheet specifications and production test limits.
  • Ensure robust test coverage and adherence to quality standards.

Characterization, Yield & Data Analysis

  • Develop disciplined characterization plans across process (P), voltage (V), and temperature (T) conditions.
  • Conduct ATE and bench data analysis, including:
    • Correlation studies
    • Process capability analysis
  • Perform DOE (Design of Experiments), yield modeling, and test optimization.
  • Identify yield-loss drivers and execute corrective actions.

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Quality & Failure Analysis

  • Monitor manufacturing yield and quality metrics.
  • Support failure analysis and root-cause investigations.
  • Partner with foundries and OSAT (Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test) vendors to solve production issues.
  • Drive continuous improvement and cost-reduction initiatives.

Required Qualifications

  • Expertise in semiconductor product/test engineering, with analog/mixed-signal IC experience.
  • Strong understanding of semiconductor physics.
  • Familiarity with statistical tools (e.g. Excel, JMP).
  • Analytical, problem-solving, and leadership aptitude.
  • BS (or equivalent) in Electrical Engineering (or related field).

For further enquiries, please contact Rachel Anderson.

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Skills

Semiconductor Product Engineering
Test Engineering
Statistical Analysis
Problem-Solving
Communication
Design for Testability
Design for Manufacturability
Yield Modeling
Data Analysis
Quality Analysis
Failure Analysis
Root-Cause Investigation
Continuous Improvement
Cost-Reduction Initiatives
Characterization Plans
ATE Test Programs

Location

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

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