Applications & FAE
Originally posted 2 October 2026 by the employer.
About the role
This role focuses on ensuring the reliability, manufacturability, and quality of GPU products across production and deployment environments.
What you'll do
- Be a technical specialist on GPU and networking products, supporting manufacturing, quality, and failure analysis teams.
- Identify system failure modes, manufacturing risks, and product requirements to drive corrective actions and design/process improvements.
- Diagnose, reproduce, and resolve hardware and system-level failures at labs or manufacturing sites.
- Support the product lifecycle from NPI through high-volume manufacturing and field returns.
- Develop failure analysis methodologies, test plans, and diagnostic tools for hardware validation.
- Provide technical training and documentation to manufacturing, test, and quality teams on failure modes and debugging techniques.
What you'll need
- BS or MS in Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or Computer Science (or equivalent experience).
- 5+ years of work-related experience in the high-tech electronics industry, particularly in manufacturing, failure analysis, validation, or hardware debug roles.
- Strong ability to manage multiple failure investigations, escalations, and yield improvement initiatives.
- Expert analytical and problem-solving abilities.
- Strong time management and organizational skills for coordinating complex failure analysis and cross-functional investigations.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills in English.
Nice to have
- Experience with ARM and NVIDIA GPU development.
- Knowledge of Embedded Linux Systems, APIs, and system-level debugging tools for root cause analysis.
- Experience working with manufacturing partners, ODMs/OEMs, or reliability/quality teams in high-volume production environments.
- In-depth understanding of CPU/GPU architecture and system-level failure mechanisms.
Skills: failure analysis, yield improvement, GPU products, manufacturing support, root cause analysis