EE SQE

Responsibilities

Regularly audit suppliers' manufacturing processes (such as wafer fabrication,

assembly and testing), monitor key parameters (CPK, PPM, yield, etc.), establish

supplier quality data dashboards, regularly output quality reports, and drive

continuous improvement;

Responsible for driving failure analysis, quality issue abnormality handling,

including online abnormality handling at CM BFT test & FATP abnormality

handling:

Responsible for supplier online abnormality handling at wafer or assembly/test

factories, product abnormality handling based on customer feedback, failure

analysis, and corresponding MRB management;

Drive suppliers to implement quality tools such as 8D, 5Why/FAT, FMEA, etc., to

resolve issues like incoming material abnormalities and process defects, field

defects;

Responsible for change management (PCN) of supplier/subcontractors,

including updating change management documents, reviewing

subcontractors/Suppliers' change management including Supplier qualification

report.

Ensure suppliers comply with automotive-grade chip reliability standards such as

AEC-Q100;

Requirement:

Bachelor's degree or above, majoring in Microelectronics, Materials Science,

Electronic Engineering, Quality Management, or related fields;

Over 5 years of SQE or quality management experience in the semiconductor

industry, familiar with wafer fabrication and assembly/test processes;

Over 3 years of experience in automotive-grade chips or automotive electronics,

familiar with IATF 16949, VDA 6.3 audits;

Familiar with automotive-grade chip testing standards (such as JESD47, AEC

Q100) and reliability testing methods;

Familiar with IC failure analysis approach for chip level and package level

Proficient in using tools like 8D, 5Why, Fishbone, SPC etc., to analyze the root

causes of chip failures; Minitab application, DOE (Design of Experiments) as well.

Fluent English speaking and strong writing skills