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NXP Semiconductors · Kuala Lumpur

NPI Process Development Engineer

Kuala LumpurOperations

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

  • Responsible to develop and qualify new LQFP & BGA packages for total assembly processes in automotive applications.
  • Responsible for quality , yield , cost and process improvement activities.
  • Responsible for process documentation , process spec , standard work instruction , OCAP , QIT etc.
  • Need to collaborate closely with cross functional team members to resolve conflicts and make fast decision to avoid any risk to the organization/company/customer.
  • Take ownership to work closely with upper management to align scope and direction of key projects.

Requirements

  • 3-6 years of work experience with semiconductor assembly background for automotive customers.
  • Experience in LQFP, MAPBGA , SiP , FCCSP , FCBGA etc. packing development will be an added advantage.
  • Good technical knowledge and hands-on experience in process characterization for key processes such as laser dicing , plasma dicing , mechanical saw , die bond , wire bonding , mold , ball attach , marking , singulation etc.
  • Candidate must have great interpersonal skills, leadership skills, result orientated, self-driven and eager to strive for success.
  • Good SPC, Process Control and other relevant statistical & problem-solving skills
  • Good in Microsoft application (PowerPoint, Excel Macro, Word, etc.). Project Management knowledge is an added advantage. More information about NXP in Malaysia... #LI-633a

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