$116,000 – $184,000
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What this role is
NVIDIA seeks a Senior HTOL Reliability Engineer to design, operate, and optimize high-temperature burn-in test systems for advanced semiconductor devices, ensuring AI-era silicon meets world-class reliability standards. This role suits experienced hardware engineers who enjoy hands-on lab work, deep technical problem-solving, and cross-functional collaboration to push the boundaries of chip reliability.
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What they ask for
Required
- Master's or Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
- 5+ years HTOL test system operation and data analysis for semiconductor devices
- Expertise in HTOL stress testing, JEDEC standards, and environmental stress tests (TC, Reflow, Thermal Shock, HAST)
- ATE or TE skills including pattern bring-up and PCB board debugging
- Hands-on experience operating, repairing, and maintaining high-power HTOL chambers
- Proficiency with oscilloscopes, current probes, and test equipment
- Experience with pattern vector debugging, test script development, and data analysis tools
- Programming in Python or MATLAB for data analysis and automation
Nice to have
- Multi-die HTOL testing experience
- HTOL board design for high-power GPU or SoC devices
- Pattern translation and DFT experience
- Familiarity with reliability analytics platforms like JMP
- Experience with statistical lifetime modeling (Weibull, Arrhenius)
- Track record of vendor qualification and component selection for reliability test hardware