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HPC Sr Staff Engineer, Test Jig Core Technology Development

Location
Japan, JP
Arrangement
On-site
Employment type
Full-time
Level
Staff
Posted
29 July 2026 (about 2 months ago)

Checked about a month agoApplications go to the employer, never to RoleSprint

About this role

We're hiring an HPC Sr Staff Engineer, Test Jig Core Technology Development for a global semiconductor company developing flagship automotive SoCs — large-scale chips integrating CPU, cache, memory, high-speed interfaces, AI, video, functional safety, and security — powering the intelligence and electrification of next-generation vehicles. About the role In the automotive sector's New Product Introduction (NPI) area, optimizing test quality and test costs with a view to products to be released several years from now is a crucial challenge. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate, select, and evaluate new technologies and test equipment, and to establish test methodologies applicable to future products as part of the company's DCP (Design/Development Control Process).

These efforts are essential for differentiating ourselves from competitors, ensuring competitiveness, and promoting DIN (Design Inventory) to a superior position. This field requires not only the development of test technologies but also comprehensive solutions encompassing equipment selection and cost management. Therefore, engineers in this role need extensive experience and knowledge in various areas, including test technology, product understanding, equipment, and cost management. They play a vital role directly linked to securing future profits and are highly valued by related departments.

However, currently, there is only one dedicated engineer, making the securing of resources for the evaluation and development of next-generation products and the planned transfer of technology and know-how through on-the-job training an urgent issue. Against this backdrop, this recruitment is aimed at securing and developing the next generation of talent to lead this field.

Responsibilities Next-generation automotive MCU/SoC product tester strategy and test-related elemental technology development engineer.

In particular, for multi-pin, high-current products, consider and formulate policies for the following test environments that achieve both high quality and low cost.

• Review of test methodologies, feedback for test design guides and next-generation product design.

• Consideration of selection policies and evaluation methods for test equipment (testers, probers, handlers, etc.)

• High-density circuit design and guiding on multi-test fixtures (probe cards, test boards, etc.)

Qualifications 【MUST】

• Experience in semiconductor product testing and evaluation (7-10 years)

• Experience in defining and compiling requirements for semiconductor equipment such as testers, probers, and handlers.

• Understanding the basic structure of test program languages ​​(main/patterns), etc. (Logic tester type)

• Communication skills

• Japanese: Communication level

• English: Able to understand what the other person is saying.

【WANT】

• Knowledge of product specifications, test specifications, and test methodologies for automotive SOC products.

• Experience in creating test specifications

• Device program development experience (tester models include the old Verigy V83K/93K, ADVANTEST T65xx/T2K, Teradyne J750HD/UltraFLEX)

Additional Information *Details regarding the scope of changes to the work location and the scope of duties to be performed will be provided during the selection process.

• Location: Kodaira, Japan

Work location

  • JP

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Published 29 July 2026, last checked about a month ago. A posting stops being advertised here 90 days after the employer published it, and one the employer takes down is marked closed rather than quietly removed.

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