Senior Semiconductor Test Engineer responsible for developing and deploying production test solutions for advanced semiconductor products.
Responsibilities
Develop and implement semiconductor test strategies, plans, DFT requirements, and ATE solutions for wafer sort/probe, characterization, qualification, and final production test.
Develop, debug, optimize, and maintain ATE test programs using C/C++ and platform-specific programming environments.
Design and debug test hardware, including load boards, DUT interface boards, probe interfaces, and associated circuitry.
Validate test solutions through pre-silicon simulation to verify test methods, test-program functionality, and ATE implementation.
Apply analog and mixed-signal engineering fundamentals to troubleshoot complex interactions among device, ATE, test program, test hardware, and manufacturing environment.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related technical field, or equivalent relevant engineering experience.
Lead the definition, development, and operationalization of safety metrics and benchmarking methodologies for Level 4 autonomous vehicle (AV) and robotaxi deployment.
Locations (2)
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
United States
Compensation
The salary range for this role is an estimate based on a wide range of compensation factors including but not limited to specific skills, experience and expertise, role location, certifications, licenses, and business needs. The estimated compensation range listed in this job posting reflects base salary only. This role may include additional forms of compensation such as a bonus or company equity.
Responsibilities
Define, standardize, and maintain core AV safety performance indicators (SPIs), including vehicle collisions, near-misses, safety-critical interventions, traffic compliance, and surrogate safety metrics.
Establish standardized metric definitions, exposure denominators (e.g., VMT), data quality requirements, automated calculation pipelines, and change-management governance for safety metrics.
Develop leading and lagging indicators to monitor safety performance across software releases, operational design domains (ODDs), and structured scenario taxonomies.
Autonomy Solution Architect, Project Technical Lead
As Autonomy Solution Architect, Project Technical Lead, you own the technical solution and the software release quality for a customer project, turning a customer's site, operations and constraints into a deployable autonomous solution and driving release readiness.
Locations (4)
Texas, United States
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Suzhou, China
Singapore
Compensation
SALARY IS COMMENSURATE WITH EXPERIENCE. WE ALSO OFFER WORLD-CLASS BENEFITS, FANTASTIC CULTURE, FLEXIBLE WORKING ARRANGEMENTS, AND A GREAT INTERNATIONAL WORKING ENVIRONMENT.
Responsibilities
Support the PM / TPM and US Technical Director in technical discovery and requirement clarification with customers: site surveys, operational workflows, traffic and safety rules, and integration points with terminal or yard systems.
Develop quantitative benchmarking frameworks comparing AV safety performance against human-driving baselines, counterfactual models, public datasets (e.g., SHRP2, NASS-GES), and regulatory disclosures.
Evaluate comparability across operators and human drivers, accounting for exposure normalization, operating conditions, event severity levels, and reporting differences.
Translate customer requirements into clear technical specs and acceptance criteria for engineering teams (perception, planning, controls, localization, mapping).
Own the solution architecture for new sites and expansions, including operational design domain (ODD) definition and known limitations.
Own the technical plan for pilots and site acceptance testing, define release content, acceptance criteria and KPIs used to judge success, and support the US team that runs demos and acceptance on site.
