Drimva

Intel

Senior DFT Logic Design Engineer

$142K–$269K

US, Arizona, Phoenix +2 · Senior · Full-time · Posted Sep 14, 2026

Location
US, Arizona, Phoenix
US, California, Santa Clara
US, Oregon, Hillsboro
Experience
3+ years with advanced CMOS processes and ASIC DFT/DFM implementation; 4+ years with one or more scripting languages.
Education
Bachelor's degree in Electrical / Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a STEM-related field.
Visa sponsorship
US citizenship required; ability to obtain a US Government Security Clearance.

About the job

Provides technical support to Intel Foundry customers on DFT/DFM insertion, ATPG validation methods and flows, and design issues through successful tape-outs.

What you'll do

  • Collaborate with Intel teams, customers, IP providers, and EDA vendors to resolve design issues.
  • Develop technical content and deliver training and presentations.
  • Improve and support ASIC DFT/DFM and ATPG validation methodologies, flows, and documentation at block and SoC levels.

What they ask for

  • US citizenship and ability to obtain a US Government Security Clearance.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Electrical / Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or a STEM-related field.
  • 3+ years of experience with advanced CMOS processes (16nm and below).
  • 3+ years implementing ASIC DFT/DFM insertion and performing ATPG validation, DFT timing, and DFT signoff; 4+ years with one or more scripting languages.

Nice to have

  • Active US Government Security Clearance at minimum Secret level; postgraduate degree in a relevant field.
  • Experience with major EDA tool suites, DFT/DFM flows, customer support, or semiconductor foundry work.

Pay

$141,910.00-269,100.00 USD (target compensation; salary type not specified)

Tools

Python, Perl, Tcl, shell scripting, MBIST, LBIST, SCAN, JTAG

AI focus

Supports foundry customers and DFT/DFM work for semiconductor products serving AI-era applications; no specific AI development duties are stated.

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