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ON Semiconductor · Carmona, Cavite, Philippines

Principal Test and Product Engineer

Carmona, Cavite, PhilippinesSenior individual contributorOperations

Listed on ON Semiconductor ’s official careers site. Posted October 1, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Test and Product Engineer

Responsibilities

- Non-conforming materials management, analysis and disposition

  • Perform test program debugging , revisions and optimization
  • Analysis and improvement of Device/product yield
  • Test optimization and improvements
  • Review and revision of process and product specifications
  • Lead technicians and manufacturing line personnel in implementing quality controls and procedure
  • Collaboration with operations team on product and yield issues
  • Establish close loop communications with BU and FAB engineering on product yield performance and improvements

Qualifications

- BS Engineering, preferrably major in Electronics or Electrical

  • Experience in test or product engineering
  • Knowledgeable in different testing methodologies is an advantage
  • Working knowledge on any

Automated Test Equipment

  • Knowledgeable on statistical process control and problem solving methodologies
  • Analytical with good verbal and oral communication skills
  • Team Player

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