Teams at Analog Devices

Supports semiconductor failure analysis through software and application development, circuit schematic interpretation, troubleshooting, and use of Cadence Virtuoso and LVS tools. Collaborates with cross-functional engineering teams, documents projects, communicates project status, meets analysis cycle-time and quality goals, and develops technical expertise through training. Requires an electronics or computer engineering degree and knowledge of semiconductor devices, analog and digital circuitry, and wafer or board-level circuits.

Supports semiconductor manufacturing and product engineering through sustaining activities, yield and test-time improvements, material disposition, manufacturing control validation, product performance analysis, new product releases, and failure analysis. Collaborates with manufacturing, quality, and cross-functional teams to resolve issues, improve efficiency, and maintain product quality. The role is suitable for new graduates with strong communication, organization, analytical, and teamwork skills who can work shifting schedules.

Plans semiconductor manufacturing loads and schedules based on equipment capacity, tooling limitations, die availability, inventory, and customer commitments. Monitors production output, WIP, capacity utilization, critical lots, cycle time, OTD, and delinquencies. Identifies potential manufacturing issues, supports cycle-time reduction, updates planning profiles, prepares operational reports, and coordinates corrective actions across manufacturing, engineering, supply chain, purchasing, and management teams.