Staff Product Engineer

What you'll do • Drive product engineering strategy and action across silicon bring-up, characterization, yield learning, screening, qualification support, and production ramp • Own product health across wafer sort, final package test, characterization, and manufacturing correlation • Partner closely with design, DFT, test engineering, reliability, quality, and manufacturing teams to ensure product readiness • Analyze silicon and test data to identify yield issues, systematic failures, performance limiters, and opportunities to improve quality and manufacturability • Work directly with OSATs and foundries to deploy and sustain robust product flows in manufacturing • Make smart tradeoffs across yield, quality, screening effectiveness, performance, cost, and ramp velocity • Improve infrastructure, automation, and analytics for product monitoring, failure analysis, and yield learning • Operate as an individual contributor who is comfortable getting deep into silicon, data, debug, and cross-functional execution What you'll bring • +5 years of experience in semiconductor product engineering, test engineering, yield engineering, or a related silicon production role • Hands-on experience with physical silicon: wafer sort and final package test in real production environments • Strong ownership of silicon bring-up, characterization, yield analysis, and production ramp • Deep understanding of manufacturing flows, device screening, correlation, guard banding, binning, and outgoing quality • Strong debug instincts and data fluency — you know how to find signal in noisy silicon and manufacturing data • Experience working cross-functionally with design, DFT, test, reliability, quality, and operations teams • Comfortable operating with urgency, ambiguity, and a high bar for execution • Builder mindset: you do not wait for perfect structure — you create it • Experience validating or characterizing high-speed IP interfaces such as LPDDR, PCIe, UCIe, MIPI, and Ethernet • Experience validating Functional Safety mechanisms