Staff HBM Design Architect - DFT
$146,000.00 - $297,000.00 a year
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$146,000.00 - $297,000.00 a year
About the role
- Define and implement end-to-end DFT architectures for HBM base die and DRAM die
- Develop DFT strategies for stacked-die, cube-level, and system-level test flows
- Architect test access mechanisms supporting wafer probe through final test
- Enable silicon observability for yield learning, debug, and failure analysis
- Collaborate across design, verification, layout, test, and manufacturing teams
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field
- Strong knowledge of scan, MBIST, JTAG, and boundary scan concepts
- Experience with wafer probe and final test semiconductor flows 5+ years of experience in DRAM or ASIC DFT design or verification
- Experience with HBM, DRAM, or advanced memory products
- Knowledge of TSV-based 3D integration and stacked-die test challenges
- Hands-on experience with at-speed test or advanced DFT techniques
- Exposure to DFT security features or custom customer test interfaces
- The US base salary range that Micron Technology estimates it could pay for this full-time position is:$146,000.00 - $297,000.00 a year
- Additional compensation may include benefits, bonuses and equity.
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