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NXP Semiconductors · Tianjin

2027 Campus - Product/Test Engineer

TianjinOperations

Listed on NXP Semiconductors’s official careers site. Listed as of October 19, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Job Responsibility

  • Contribute to new product introduction or test engineering activities by preparing data, running evaluations, and documenting results.
  • Assist with setup, qualification, troubleshooting, and coordination of technical tasks across teams.
  • Work with design, manufacturing, and quality teams to enable readiness and issue resolution.
  • Help maintain test plans, reports, and engineering records for project visibility.
  • Contribute to smooth development execution, technical learning, and product quality.

Requirements/Qualification

  • Bachelor’s/Master’s degree (or graduating soon) in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, or a related discipline.
  • Hands-on experience from lab work, design projects, internships, coursework, or student competitions is a plus.
  • Familiar with role-related engineering, design, verification, programming, or lab tools; willingness to learn quickly is important.
  • Strong foundation in engineering fundamentals, problem solving, testing, and technical documentation.
  • Able to collaborate with cross-functional teams and communicate technical ideas clearly.
  • Good communication skills in English (written and spoken). More information about NXP in Greater China... #LI-6650

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