Senior Design-for-Test Engineer, ATPG – NVIDIA

October 9, 2026

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Job Description

NVIDIA is hiring a DFT engineer to join the ATPG team and contribute to next-generation semiconductor technologies. The role focuses on developing DFT/ATPG flows, managing end-to-end ATPG activities, creating automation solutions, and supporting post-silicon validation. The position involves collaboration across chip design, backend, verification, and production testing teams while contributing to advanced and innovative hardware products.

Location: Tel Aviv, Israel

Qualification: BSc. in Electrical Engineering

Experience: 5+ years

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Responsibilities

  • Design and implement cutting-edge ATPG flow for complex semiconductor chips.
  • Manage the entire ATPG process, starting from planning to verification and validation.
  • Drive improvements in DFT methodologies to support advanced chip architectures and testing requirements. 
  • Implement automation flow to make sure the efficiency of the manufacturing test is maximized.
  • Work closely with the chip design, backend, verification, and manufacturing test engineering team.

Requirements

  • Minimum five to six years of experience in DFT/ATPG for ASIC design and ATPG tools.
  • Proven ability in coding and scripting for engineering automation and development.
  • BSc. in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering.
  • Practical knowledge in DFT implementation techniques, ATPG methodology, and semiconductor testing.
  • Proactive learning approach with a sense of ownership and commitment to engineering teams.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience in scan, BIST, on-chip scan compression, fault models, ATPG, and fault simulation.
  • Experience in Mentor Test Kompress ATPG tool and efficient retargeting flows.
  • Programming experience in TCL, Perl, Python, and UNIX shell scripting environments.
  • Experience with ATE environments, production tests, and semiconductor validation.
  • Experience with silicon bring-up, post-silicon validation, diagnosis, and production readiness.