Foundry Product Engineer

About Samsung Austin Semiconductor Samsung is a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology, founded on the belief that the pursuit of excellence creates a better world. At Samsung Austin Semiconductor, we are Innovating Today to Power the Devices of Tomorrow. Come innovate with us! Position Summary Samsung Foundry Product Engineering team serves as the analytical hub that connects the fab process with our end customer product applications. The team drives new product introductions by checking margin of customer sample and corner lots, verifying new IP, and ensuring successful / on time product qualification. They lead wafer sort evaluation for Samsung’s advanced technology test vehicles to help secure future design wins, establish Failure Analysis workflow, pareto top detractors and work with customer to confirm SCAN and SRAM diagnostic capability with physical failure confirmation. Additionally they build yield learning models based on wafer sort or final test data to define root cause and institute countermeasures. Through these activities, Samsung Foundry Product Engineering aims to ensure robust yield, high quality and efficient testing operations for Samsung’s advanced process technologies and its customers. Role and Responsibilities Here’s What You’ll Be Responsible For: Closely collaborate with teams: Process, DFM, Test, and Customer to ensure manufacturability of Samsung’s products and rigorously analyze EDS/ET and process‑parameter data to translate wafer‑sort test results into actions to segregate EDS‑related anomalies from process related yield degradations. Provide comprehensive silicon analysis across the Process, Voltage, Temperature, encompassing device characterization, yield modeling, and problem‑solving while supporting failure‑analysis efforts (eFA/pFA). I dentify trends, devise innovative mitigation strategies, and resolve complex yield and test challenges by Leveraging high‑volume production data ​​. Monitor mass‑production performance, collaborate with fab engineering to root‑cause systematic issues, and drive yield to entitlement targets. Review test programs to grasp flow and identify critical change points.