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DFT Engineer

China-Shanghai-Zhangjiang Hi TechFull-timeOperations

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Job Description

  • Participate in chip level DFT architecture definition.
  • Implement basic DFT schemes, including scan, boundary scan, Mem BIST and Logic BIST.
  • Verify all DFT logics and test patterns with simulation
  • Test modes static timing analysis
  • Participate in ATE bring-up and debug the DFT patterns on ATE. Broadcom is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.

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