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Senior DFT Methodology Engineer

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US, CA, Santa Clara · On-site · relocation$14,000–25,875 gross/mofull-timeNVIDIA Careers (offices abroad)

We are now looking for a Senior DFT Methodology Engineer! As a Senior DFT Methodology Engineer, you will architect and develop the test methodologies that make our next generation of silicon testable, debuggable, and secure from the very first bring-up.

Responsibilities

  • As a member in our team, you will own and work with cross functional teams, implementing state-of-the-art designs in test access mechanisms, I1149.1, I1500, I1687, 1838, memory BIST, memory dump and DFX security methodology.
  • You will partner closely with timing, physical design, software, bring-up, and production teams to make the right trade-offs between cost and quality.
  • In addition, you will help architect, develop and deploy DFT methodologies for our next generation products including RTL design, Verification, pattern generation, partnering with teams like timing, physical design, software, bringup, production
  • You will also help mentor junior engineers on test designs and trade-offs including cost and quality.
  • What we need to see
  • BS/MS Electrical or Computer Engineering (or equivalent experience) in related domain with proven DFT experience
  • 10+ years of hands-on experience in SoC architecture, RTL design, and verification.
  • Strong analytical skills, with experience using vendor tools to verify and validate test patterns and logic on highly complex, multi-million-gate designs.
  • Good exposure to cross functional areas including RTL & clocks design, STA, place-n-route and power, to ensure we are making the right trade-offs
  • Experience in Silicon debug and bring-up on the ATE with an understanding of pattern formats, failure processing, and test program development

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    2 Oct 2026
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