Senior Scientist I (Failure/Reliability Analysis), IME
A*STAR is seeking a Senior Scientist I specializing in failure and reliability analysis for GaN-based RF devices. The role involves designing and performing experiments to determine root causes of failure using advanced analytical techniques like SEM, TEM, and FIB-SEM. The candidate will lead FMEA activities, manage reliability qualification, and mentor junior testing engineers. The position requires a deep technical background in semiconductor failure analysis and proficiency with JEDEC standards.
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Experience
7+ years
Function
Research
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
A*STAR is seeking a Senior Scientist I specializing in failure and reliability analysis for GaN-based RF devices. The role involves designing and performing experiments to determine root causes of failure using advanced analytical techniques like SEM, TEM, and FIB-SEM. The candidate will lead FMEA activities, manage reliability qualification, and mentor junior testing engineers. The position requires a deep technical background in semiconductor failure analysis and proficiency with JEDEC standards.
TAL's take
Role at a prestigious national research agency involving specialized failure analysis for semiconductor devices with clear technical requirements.
Highly specific job description outlining technical techniques, domain (GaN/RF), and clear responsibilities in failure and reliability analysis.
Must haves
- PhD in EE, Materials Science or Physics, or MS in EE with 10+ years
- 7+ years of FMEA experience in the semiconductor industry
- In-depth understanding of FMEA techniques like wet or plasma etching
- Hands-on experience with analytical techniques (SIMS, XPS, SEM, FIB-SEM, TEM, AFM)
- Understanding of JEDEC qualification standards
Tools and skills
Nice to have: wide-bandgap devices, gaas, gan, wbg device physics.
About the company
A*STAR is a renowned public research agency in Singapore, categorizing it as a tier 2 institution in the context of global eng/research impact.