ASIC DFT Technical Lead
Cisco
ASIC DFT Technical Lead
Cisco
Makes networking gear and security software
ASIC DFT Technical Lead : MBIST
Job Summary
We are looking for a highly experienced DFT Lead – MBIST to lead the architecture and silicon debug of advanced Memory Built-In Self-Test (MBIST) solutions for complex SoCs. The ideal candidate should have deep understanding on SRAM circuit, knowledge of memory Architecture, deep expertise in MBIST architecture, soft repair, hard repair, custom memory test algorithms, Vmin debug, post-silicon validation, yield improvement, and memory failure analysis.
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