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ON Semiconductor · Fishkill, NY

Test Development Engineer, Technology Development

Fishkill, NY, United StatesOperations

Listed on ON Semiconductor ’s official careers site. Posted August 13, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Develop Reliability Test-Screens

Ensuring REL screens for all released EFK and BK8 LV-MV products are developed and released following our best practices. Up-keep of documenting our Reliability best practies. Development of improved REL screen test-methods. Development of more efficient testing, for reduced test-time, without sacrificing quality.

Device Characterization

Manage wafer-level REL screens, used by all of our technologies. Standardize and improve, as predictors for TDDB, HTRB, HTGB, HAST. Speed up development. Develop additional WL REL predictor methods. Support Wafer-Level-UIS testing. Provide standard WL device characterization. Leverage EFK TDDB capabilities. Lot-data analysis, with focus on yield, yield learning. Coordinate with other REL support groups. Learn TD Begin study for certification as a REL Engineer.

Qualifications

Masters or Ph.D. in Device or test related areas. 3+ Years of test support or development experience.

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