Our vision is to transform how the world uses information to enrich life for all . Micron Technology is a world leader in innovating memory and storage solutions that accelerate the transformation of information into intelligence, inspiring the world to learn, communicate and advance faster than ever. The general responsibilities of the position are the following: HBM development Improve Probe testing coverage, quality and on HBM products Own the probe test flow, review and sign off probe test program release to ensure quality control Utilize state-of-art in house engineering equipment to support product characterization and electrical failure analysis Develop creative testing algorithms to improve testing efficiency New Generation Product Development Responsible for new product startup and yield improvement Support design verification and in-depth circuit of new products using CAD tools and Verilog simulations Work with the wafer fab process/integration group to address process-related defects affecting product yield Identify design marginalities and recommend design fix for circuit-related problems Functional and Design Validation Design novel test algorithms and develop test programs for validating HBM features and commands Use high-speed tester hardware to perform validation of new HBM devices Analysis of failures generated from the evaluations Automation of program development and work processes using scripting Product Yield Enhancement Identify causes of low yield through systematic analysis Work closely with various engineering groups in resolving process/defects related issues Perform electri
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