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SCALINX is seeking a dynamic and experienced Senior Operations Engineer. The candidate will oversee the productization and production across SCALINX. The candidate will be in charge of developing and maintaining the productization/qualification processes. The candidate will implement lean manufacturing principles to drive continuous improvement.
Job Responsibility:
Develop test strategies and test plans to ensure high coverage while meeting stringent test time and defect-per-million requirements
Select vendors to support productization including ATE (test program, load boards) and reliability qualification (HTOL, HAST, ESD/LU, package qual, burn in boards, etc.)
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve operational issues
Ensure compliance with quality standards and industry regulations
Coordinate with supply chain and procurement teams to ensure timely availability of materials. Key technical contact for supply-chain partners selection
Monitor and analyze production data to identify areas for improvement (yield, defect rates, test time reduction, etc.)
Identify and implement cost-saving initiatives without compromising quality
Develop and maintain key performance indicators (KPIs) to track operational performance
Stay updated with industry trends and technological advancements
Perform production planning, volume and supplier coordination in relation to the business forecast
Responsible for RMA management
Write qualification, productization and RMA reports
Raise employee quality awareness
Ensure product quality and reliability and compliance with the procedures
Guarantee ISO compliance
QMS documentation
Internal and supplier audits
Requirements:
Minimum 10 years of experience in semiconductor Operations Engineering
Experience in managing the productization/qualification processes