Senior DFT Engineer
- 🇮🇳 India
- On-site
- Senior
- 12 hours ago
- Verilog
- Python
- Perl
What to Expect
Position Description:
Tesla’s Silicon Development Group is looking for a DFT Engineer to work on custom ASIC design-to-production. You will help drive the state-of-the-art in testability, debug and safety to achieve high test coverage, quality, and safety needed to aggressively deliver very low DPPM, while optimizing the test cost.Â
What You’ll Do
◦ Define and implement various DFT features at RTL and gates using in-house flows.
â—¦ Work closely with the physical design team in achieving design closure with DFT features.Â
â—¦ Perform block-level scan insertion, ATPG, coverage analysis, and simulations.Â
â—¦ Run top-level test pattern retargeting and simulations.Â
â—¦ Identify design changes needed for improving test coverage.Â
â—¦ Work with test / product engineering team members on test pattern delivery and Si bring up.Â
What You’ll Bring
â—¦ Knowledge of Testability techniques and features (Compressed Scan, Built-in-Self-Test, Loop-Back, Boundary Scan) covering digital logic domain, embedded memories and PHY/IO’s.Â
â—¦ Well versed in JTAGÂ / 1500 / 1687 networks. BSDL, ICL and PDL knowledge preferable. Â
â—¦ Expertise in ATPG, coverage analysis, and zero-delay / SDF-based pattern simulations.
â—¦ Experience with Cadence DFT tools (Modus and Genus) or Mentor DFT tools (Tessent Shell) preferred.
â—¦ Good knowledge of Verilog, logic design, circuit design fundamentals as well as timingÂ
â—¦ Working knowledge of TCL, python (or another scripting language like Perl)Â
â—¦ Experience in implementation of MBIST and knowledge of repair schemes, algorithms is a plusÂ
â—¦ Experience or working knowledge of SERDES, Analog /mixed-signal DFT techniques (like IOBIST, loop-backs etc.) is a plusÂ
â—¦ Post Silicon experience in Pattern conversion for Testers, Pattern Bring-up & Debug, Silicon Characterization etc. is a plusÂ
◦ Degree in Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering or equivalent experience
Senior DFT Engineer · Tesla