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Foundry Engineering Manager - MA
As a Foundry Engineering Manager, you will be
responsible for managing external foundry relationships,
development and manufacturing metrics, manufacturing
troubleshooting and foundry audits. This position
functions similar to a program manager and has the
strong potential to grow into managing staff. You will
report directly to the Director of Technology
Development.
You will:
Work with design team to enable products into
manufacturing; communicate requirements to foundry
and ensure compliance.
Maintain close communications with foundry
Resolve on-going device related issues with
foundry in co-ordination with designers and program
managers.
Lead yield and defect improvements activities.
Work with Product Engineering group to address yield
issues at the foundries
Monitor high volume production; ensure that high
quality is maintained and on-going process
improvements identified.
Work with foundry to develop and implement cost
reduction strategies.
Manage tapeouts/masks and work with Planning on
wafer starts
Manage NRE and legal documents with regards to
foundry
Support and provide technical assessment to QAR
group
Develop internal website where all foundry related
documents can be maintained and distributed
worldwide internally
Education and Experience Requirements
The successful candidate will be a highly motivated
individual who can demonstrate strong problem solving
skills working with offshore foundry processes.
You will also have Bachelor's degree in Electrical
Engineering with an emphasis on device physics and
design related course work and minimum of 5 years of
semiconductor industry experience which includes a
minimum of 3 years experience in dealing with
semiconductor foundries on a day-to-day basis.
The following are required:
Good understanding of CMOS process/technology.
(Bipolar and BCD knowledge is preferred.)
Experience with foundry technology files such as
Spice models and DRC decks, PDK, ASIC design flow,
and production flow issues.
Ability to relate PCM (Process Control Monitor)
data, wafer-sort and yield data to help identify
product tolerances and yield sensitivities.
Good understanding of statistics, DOE methodology.
Good data analysis skills using large databases of
test and fab data.
Excellent communication skills.
Experience conducting business in Taiwan and Korea
including a keen understanding of business conduct
and culture.
Some travel is required (~20% Asia/US) |
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If you meet the above requirements please send an email to
tstipe@austinprosearch.com. Please include your industry
experience and contact information, or attach your Word
resume. Your information will remain confidential.
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