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Senior Manager, Product & Test Engineering — Power Modules
Location: Taiwan
Reports To: Head of Product & Test Engineering – Data Center & Energy
Function: Product & Test Engineering — Power Modules (Si, SiC, GaN)
Travel: 15–25%, including international travel to manufacturing sites, OSAT partners, and key customers
Position Summary
We are seeking an accomplished Technical Manager, Product & Test Engineering to lead the strategic direction, technical execution, and team development for our advanced power module product lines (Si, SiC, GaN). This role combines deep product engineering ownership — from New Product Introduction (NPI) through high-volume manufacturing (HVM) and sustaining.
The Technical Manager serves as the senior technical authority who bridges R&D, reliability engineering, manufacturing, product marketing, and customer-facing teams. You will manage a team of product & test engineers while remaining hands-on in driving technical decisions, qualification strategies, and critical customer engagements. This is a high-impact leadership role for someone who thrives at the intersection of deep technical expertise and business-driven product strategy.
Key Responsibilities
Product Engineering & NPI Execution
Own end-to-end product engineering execution for advanced power modules from NPI through high-volume production and sustaining.
Lead product bring-up, characterization, and silicon readiness in partnership with Design, Test, and Applications teams.
Define and maintain product specifications, test limits, and guard-bands based on silicon behavior and manufacturing capability.
Drive corner lot planning including characterization and qualification testing.
Drive wafer acceptance test (WAT) to final test specification alignment.
Own manufacturing release, qualification execution, and product change management (PCNs).
Drive design for test (DFT) and design for manufacturability (DFM), and quality improvement through PPM reduction.
Module Test Engineering & ATE Strategy
Drive adoption of advanced test methodologies including adaptive testing, multi-site test optimization, and data-driven outlier screening to improve quality and reduce cost.
Manage relationships with test equipment vendors and subcontract test operations at OSAT partners; own test floor readiness and capacity alignment for production ramps.
Define Design-for-Test (DFT) requirements during the design phase; ensure adequate test access, built-in self-test (BIST) coverage, and production testability for new designs.
Lead test yield improvement programs through statistical analysis — test limit optimization, guard-banding, GRR studies, Cpk monitoring, and STDF data analytics.
Establish bench-to-ATE correlation methodology and standards for precision analog measurements: DC parametrics, AC response, gain/offset, noise, PSRR, leakage, timing, and power efficiency.
Drive test hardware design standards for load boards, probe cards, and device interface boards; ensure signal integrity, power integrity, and measurement accuracy across all test interfaces.
Oversee test program development and maintenance — automated test software (C/C++, Python), test coverage optimization, and test time reduction initiatives.
Define and execute the test strategy for power module product lines across Si, SiC, and GaN technologies — spanning wafer sort, module-level final test, and system-level…